- 2
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Rooms
- 121 m2
- Property Size
- 1900
- Year Built
Description
In the prestigious Prati neighborhood, near Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, specifically on Via Pasubio, inside a stately building equipped with a concierge and elevator service, we are offering for sale a property of approximately 121 square meters, currently stacked A/10, with the possibility of being restored to residential use.
The property consists of: entrance hall, three large rooms, double amenities (both windowed), a comfortable storage room and practical built-in wardrobes.
The property, which needs renovation, stands out for its spacious, regular, and easily customizable spaces, offering numerous internal redistribution options thanks to the presence of numerous partitions. The double exposure on the large communal courtyards also guarantees particular privacy and tranquility. The versatility of the spaces makes this solution ideal both as a professional studio or representative venue, and for those who want to create a tailor-made private residence in one of the most sought-after areas of the Capital. The property’s strong point is its strategic location: a private and elegant setting, excellently connected and full of services, commercial activities, offices and public transport.
The application price is equal to € 520,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Edoardo Cappella RIF56BH26 Tel 06.96006341
The Mazzini-Della Vittoria district lies along the flat area between the Prati district, Monte Mario and the Colli della Farnesina. In the area of this neighborhood, near Ponte Milvio, the famous Battle of Ponte Milvio was fought. The streets are partly named after some heroes of the Risorgimento, in the stretch between Viale Mazzini and the Tiber, while in the stretch between them and today’s Viale Angelico they are dedicated to some heroes of the First World War. The official inauguration of Piazza Mazzini, the heart of the entire neighborhood, whose garden, containing a nymphaeum fountain, was designed by Raffaele De Vico. In the first half of the ‘900s, the Foro Mussolini, today’s Foro Italico, was built in the area at the foot of Monte Mario, where Rome’s main sports facilities were built, designed by Enrico del Debbio. In 1957, Rai built its television center on Via Teulada and in 1966 its large headquarters on Viale Mazzini. Even today, in fact, the neighborhood is strongly linked to RAI and its history. Today, the Della Vittoria district is both a residential neighborhood and rich in tertiary and office buildings. For these reasons, there are numerous services available.



















