Governo Vecchio – Apartment of great charm

HISTORIC CENTER – Close to Piazza Pasquino and Piazza Navona, precisely on Via del Governo Vecchio, we offer a charming apartment of 150 m2 in total, set in a very valuable historical context. The property is located inside a prestigious 16th-century building, originally commissioned in 1500 by the Floridi family and later renamed Palazzo Romanini. The palace still retains significant historical elements.

The apartment stands out for its large and representative rooms and consists of a particularly large entrance that develops like a real gallery, also ideal as a study area, and leads to the double hall with a high impact and fireplace, perfect for moments of conviviality and relaxation. The kitchen is separate and fully equipped, also equipped with a convenient pantry, with access to a balcony used as a laundry area with washing machine. The sleeping area includes a master bedroom, a versatile second bedroom, ideal as a guest room or study, two main bathrooms, an additional half bathroom and a large and practical storage room. The property is completed by a balcony gallery that extends along much of the entrance and reception area, with a pleasant view of the internal courtyard.

The property is characterized by its remarkable silence and a private and quiet atmosphere, despite being located in the heart of the historic center. The views provide privacy and protection from outside noise, while good exposure ensures excellent brightness. The interiors are enhanced by high, decorated ceilings that lend elegance and character to the rooms, further enriched by period flooring and doors. An ideal housing solution for those who want to live in a historical context without sacrificing comfort. Available from now. Referenced only. Contract 3+2. NO RECEPTIVE ACTIVITY.

The request price is equal to € 3,500.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Isabella Cupioli – RIF45BH26 Tel 06.96006341

Rione Parione is the sixth district of Rome, its coat of arms is a griffin, a mythological Greek creature with the head of an eagle and the body of a lion, chosen as a symbol of pride and nobility. This area forms the heart of Rome’s historic center and encompasses two of Rome’s most renowned squares: Piazza Navona, a theater of legendary celebrations in an incomparable Baroque setting with Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, and Campo de Fiori, with a rich market crowded with local residents and tourists.
It became an economic center of high traffic with commercial activities that progressively intensified, in fact today it is a lively area where along the picturesque streets overlook artisan boutiques, restaurants, elegant hotels and simple trattorias.