Ad. Piazza di Spagna – Excellent investment

HISTORIC CENTER – In the exclusive context of Piazza di Spagna, close to Via del Babuino and the most fascinating and prestigious streets of Rome’s Historic Center, we offer for sale a bright apartment set in a characteristic period building equipped with an elevator.

Consisting of: living room with kitchenette, double bedroom, windowed bathroom with shower cubicle and lovely balcony, an outdoor space particularly appreciable in the context.

The property stands out for its architectural elements typical of homes in Rome’s historic center, including its splendid ceilings with exposed wooden beams and parquet flooring, which give the rooms charm and authenticity. The spaces, well distributed, enjoy a pleasant exposure on the large internal courtyards, which ensures the home a particularly quiet and private atmosphere, as well as excellent brightness. The privileged location, in the prestigious context between Piazza di Spagna, Via del Babuino and Piazza del Popolo, combined with a typology that is difficult to find in the area, makes the property a particularly interesting solution both as a base in the Historic Centre of Rome and as an investment opportunity to be used for leasing.

The request price is € 550,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Isabella Cupioli RIF114BH26 Tel. 06 96006341

Piazza di Spagna owes its name to the Palace of Spain, home to the embassy of the Iberian State to the Holy See. A Romantic center of nineteenth-century Rome, it immediately assumed a very important commercial role due to the presence of many hotels and houses inhabited by foreigners, attracted to this area by representatives of the Spanish and French governments. Under the pontificate of Innocent XIII, and under the direction of the Roman architect Francesco De Santis, the Staircase of Trinità dei Monti was built, a scenic connection between the slopes of the Pincio, dominated by the church of SS. Trinity, and the Piazza di Spagna below, which was a meeting place for all citizens; in fact, even today, the steps are a meeting and gathering place, so much so that they have been called the “living room of Rome.” At the top of the steps is the church of Trinità dei Monti while in the centre of the square is the fountain known as the “Barcaccia”, the work of Pietro Bernini.