Gorgeous High Income Amateur Property

ROME, Rione Parione, historic center. In Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, we offer the sale a splendid amateur property entirely restored with materials of high value.

• Ref. UER74
• 330 sqm.
• 6 Bedrooms
• 7 Bathrooms

ROME, Rione Parione, historic center. In Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, we offer the sale a splendid amateur property entirely restored with materials of high value, finely furnished and equipped for the use of highly successful and highly high redain luxury guesthouse.

Located in a rare seventeenth -century structure in the heart of the historic center of the capital, it is located no more than 5 minutes walk from Piazza Navona, from Campo de 'Fiori and the major points of artistic, historical and model interest.

The property enjoys a unique and bright position, in a historic corner building, with two views on the beautiful Parlia district and one third on the magnificent internal courtyard. It is made up as follows:
- Entrance from both stairs of the building, two halls, six large rooms all air -conditioned and equipped with an en suite bathroom, the kitchen, a seventh bathroom for the operators, a technical room, a large closet; All connected through airy corridors and disengagement.
Two balconies complete the property, on the course and on the fascinating courtyard, and two cellars.

The unmissable purchase opportunities includes all the elegant furnishings, sealing, holiday home license and, of course, the start -up and existing contracts with the main international circuits of accommodation offer.

Magnificent investment opportunity.

Details:
Exclusive property
Rione Parione
330.00 sqm
2 balconies
10.00 sqm cellars
Elegant furnishings and equipment
Sale walls and license
Documented monthly income: € 30,000.00

Rione Parione
"The main floor of the city"

The Parione is harmoniously set within the ANSA that the Tiber performs to touch the Vatican and then re -engrave along the Janiculum; To be exact, it is between the axis of Corso Renazione in the east and that of via de ’Cappellari south-west, to form an irregular quadrilateral with the northern corners in the clock square and Piazza delle Cinque Lune. It does not have a considerable extension, but inside there are some of the squares, the churches, homes and the most renowned and suggestive streets of the capital. Suffice it to appoint Piazza Navona and Campo de ’Fiori, to turn on in the memory of citizens and
foreigners images and sounds of places with an unmistakable charm.