Parioli – Apartment in a stately setting

PARIOLI – Located in one of the most elegant and private residential areas in the neighborhood, specifically on Via Eleonora Duse, we offer a 132 m2 apartment for rent, located on the second floor of a stately building with an elevator.

The property consists of: entrance hall, large living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, one of which with en suite bathroom, additional service and balcony. The property also has parking facilities, subject to availability.

The property is in excellent internal condition and stands out for its harmonious and functional distribution of spaces. The rooms, large and bright, guarantee comfort and livability, enhancing every area of the house. The living room represents the heart of the home, ideal for both relaxing moments and welcoming guests, while the dual service gives practicality and privacy to the sleeping area.
Set in an elegant and private setting in Parioli, the apartment enjoys a strategic location, just steps from Villa Ada, one of the city’s most important green lungs, and close to the main points of interest, services and urban connections. The tranquility of the area, combined with the quality of the interior finishes: parquet, wooden doors, and classic-flavored details, helps create a warm and refined atmosphere. An ideal solution for professionals, couples or families looking for an elegant, quiet and perfectly inserted residence in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods of Rome.

The request price is € 2,500.00 – Real Estate Consultant: Daniele Battisti – Edoardo Cappella RIF64BH26 Tel 06.96006341

Parioli is the second district of Rome. It is located in the northern area of the city, close to the left bank of the Tiber River, and is Rome’s chic neighborhood par excellence. The development and fame of Parioli dates back to the post-World War II period, when the artistic, political, and financial elite chose this area as their residence, initiating the construction of exclusive villas. It stands out because it has always hosted a high-class population, and this is immediately evident in the homes that testify to the social class of the residents. Although it has recently developed behind it, it has a very intense history dating back to the Middle Ages. After the Second World War, the neighborhood reached the height of its fame, hosting people from the cinema, theater, high finance, and diplomacy. Homes have always reserved large green spaces, with splendid gardens; we find: Remembrance Park, Acetosa Water Park, and Villa Ada Park. There is also the University of Luiss and a series of highly specialized private medical centers. The heart of the neighborhood is Piazza Ungheria and Piazza Euclide, whose trendy venues began to compete with the Dolce Vita on Via Veneto in the 1960s. As for tourism, it’s interesting to visit some of the area’s important museums, the biopark, and the sports and cultural activities that have always enlivened the area. The nightlife is bustling, with many clubs livening up the neighborhood’s evenings, where kids meet for an aperitif with friends or co-workers or to sip a drink after dinner. There are also several very refined and glamorous restaurants.