Beautiful Apartment in the Heart of the Trieste District

Rome, Via Panaro. Beautiful apartment in the heart of the Trieste district, facing Virgilian park and a few steps from Villa Ada.

• Ref. VRC54
• 267 sqm.
• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Bathrooms

Rome, Via Panaro. Beautiful apartment in the heart of the Trieste district, on the mezzanine of an elegant building with concierge service. The location of the building is particularly happy, open and sunny, opposite the delightful Virgilian park and a few steps from the luxuriant Villa Ada.
The house, about 267.00 square meters, enjoys a particularly large entrance, so much so as to create a sphere, which guarantees the right privacy at the time of reception. It also consists of a living room, five large rooms, a kitchen with a comfortable pantry and three bathrooms with a shower.
Complete the property a paved garden accessible both from the inside, through a convenient connection staircase to the terracaneo floor, both with driveway access from the Via Panaro. The precious court hosts numerous parking spaces, partly covered by a wide roof.
The elegant residence has been the subject of a refined restoration and is enriched by fixed furnishings and wall cabinets.
Truly unique opportunity.

Details:
Restored apartment
267.00 square meters covered
135,00 sqm garden
6 parking spaces
Fixed furnishings
Preciated finishes

The district

"Trieste" is the seventeenth district of Rome. He was established in 1926 with the name of "Savoia", to find himself along the Via Salaria, close to Villa Ada, then residence of the royal house. The current denomination, officially adopted in September 1946, is instead due, as mentioned, to the sinuous and very elegant winding within the historic Trieste Corso. Salaria marks the border with the Pinciano district. The famous consular road, whose current route dates back to the time of Emperor Nerva (I century DC) and that, as is known, formerly served for salt transport between Rome and Porto d'Ascoli, is one of the fundamental arteries of All the northern part of the city. On the opposite side, no less important, is the Via Nomentana to do as a separation of the Trieste from the nomentan territory; While the river Aniene and Viale Regina Margherita constitute the northern and southern limits of the neighborhood respectively. It was in 1909, with the urban plan of the architect Edmondo Sanjust of Teulada, which began the settlement of this area of ​​Rome. For about a twenty years the progressive building of housing units are carefully cared for up to the entire nineteenth century from rustic villas and buildings today no longer existing, or, as in the case of Villa Chigi, partially converted into public parks. Surroundedently - therefore from the 1930s 1930s - The Trieste district connoted as a highly residential area of ​​nature, with buildings of undoubted architectural valuable harmoniously placed in urban fabric, with accurate public green areas and with infrastructures and excellent services quality. The numerous and interesting artistic and archaeological testimonies, moreover, greatly increases its value on the historical and cultural level.