Tirso, amazing 1 br flat in rome by halldis

Elegant 55 sqm apartment located on the third floor with elevator, consisting of a living room, a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. SITTING ROOM The property opens onto the living room, furnished with a sofa, a dining table for up to 4 people and a TV set. KITCHEN The kitchen has a refridgerator, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, electric boiler, cutlery and crockery for six people and a table with two chairs. BEDROOMS The night area is composed of a bedroom with double bed (160cm x... The space ... 190cm), 4-door closet, bookcase and a desk. BATHROOMS The bathroom has sanitary fittings and a shower cabin. == Property == Contact us to receive a quote for monthly rentals! Stately apartment in an elegant period building with typical balconies (‘a ringhiera’) in the quiet Salario neighbourhood. The Trieste neighbourhood is to the north of the Rome city centre, in a residential area offering all the most important services (within walking distance), such as supermarket (at 5 minutes, in Via Arno) and pharmacy. At 500 meters is the zoo, the exclusive park and the museum of Villa Borghese. ‘La Sapienza’ University, Luiss university and the Umberto I hospital are also in the vicinity. Main points of interest in the area: - the Coppedè district, a small area in Liberty-eclectic style centred on Piazza Buenos Aires, designed by the architect Gino Coppedè. The front gate in Piazza Mincio 2, dating back to * and the last work of the architect, is also an original copy of the scenic design used in the film ‘Cabiria’ (1914) - MACRO, Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome (seat of Via Nizza), home to important cultural events - Santa Maria Addolorata Church in piazza Buenos Aires - Sant'Agnese fuori le mura Basilica, in Via Nomentana - Santa Maria Goretti Church, in Via di Santa Maria Goretti - ‘Sedia del Diavolo’ (Devil’s chair) - funerary monument of the II century - in piazza Elio Callistio - Villa Albani, the elegant palace built under cardinal Albani in the XVIII century, which comprised an Italian-syle garden, fountains and also a small temple - Priscilla catacombs, in Via Salaria, and Sant'Agnese catacombs, in Via Nomentana - Villa Leopardi, Neo-medieval building dating back to the end of the XVIII century, and Villa Paganini, opened to the public in 2004, which comprises a lovely garden with small island and lake Registration details IT058091C2E5A3JAG6