- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Rooms
- 126 m2
- Property Size
- 5
- Piano
Description
In the heart of one of the city’s most elegant and sought-after neighborhoods, we offer a refined apartment for rent located on Via Umbria, within a stately building equipped with an elevator. We also offer a 126 m2 apartment for rent, located on the fifth floor.
Consisting of: entrance hall, large living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, one of which has a comfortable walk-in closet, service and convenient laundry area.
The rooms are well-kept, bright, and ready to be inhabited, embellished with a direct view of the American Embassy, which guarantees tranquility and a highly prestigious setting. An ideal solution for those who want an elegant and functional residence in one of the city’s most sought-after areas, perfect for professionals, officials, and those seeking comfort, centrality, and representation.
The request price is equal to € 3,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Edoardo Cappella RIF168BH25 Tel 06.96006341
The Pinciano district lies between Via Flaminia and Via Salaria and is a stately area that extends around Villa Borghese, characterised by museums and very popular gardens. The northern area of the District, however, almost borders the Parioli Mountains: a good part of it, in fact, is part of the Parioli in the common toponymy of the Romans, even though it is formally the Pinciano District. The neighborhood has always been occupied by vineyards and villas, with Villa Borghese and Villa Giulia, the oldest, soon joined by Villa Sacchetti, Villa Balestra, Villa Pallavicini and Villa Caetani. The first subdivision of the neighborhood began with the creation of Via Po in 1907, built with stately villas, while construction of the Monti Parioli area began after 1908. In 1911, the Avenue of Fine Arts was created, leading to the Zoological Garden and the National Gallery of Modern Art. From that time on, various Foreign Academies arose in the area, the first of which was the British Academy. To the north, towards Viale Liège, Piazza Verdi opened up, occupied by the large building of the State Mint Printing Office.
