Amateur Property

Rome - Trastevere, Via della Pelliccia. Amateur property, delicious housing choice and excellent investment opportunity with very high profitability.

• Ref. FUH27
• 45 sqm.
• 1 Bedrooms
• 1 Bathrooms

Rome - Trastevere, via della Pelliccia. Amateur property. Delicious housing choice and excellent investment opportunity with very high profitability, consisting of a housing unit on the ground floor of a fascinating historic building a few steps from the fantastic square of Santa Maria in Trastevere.

The property, accessible by two different entrances to via della Pelliccia, is made up:
- Cozy entrance that enters the living room with living room and dining area, kitchenette, hallway, bedroom, double bed and bathroom with shower.
The property completes ... the wonders all around, a few steps, which make this location unique, one of the most fascinating districts of the city, by the Boémien atmosphere, set in one of the Ande's Andes.
Unique opportunity.

DETAILS
Rione Trastevere
Delicious loft
45.00 sqm
Finely restored
Furnishings to be measured
High profitability

Trastevere and Gianicolo
For a long time the "Trastevere" has become a trendy district.
Its name derives from Latin Trans Tiberim, "beyond the Tiber". His numerous colorful and typical alleys, pleasant to walk, lend themselves well to the walk. The neighborhood has maintained its charm despite its tourism development. There are still craftsmen, small traders and some traditional cuisine trattorias. You can also see foreign artists.
The central place, the most touristy, is that of the superb Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere.
The district has always cultivated a particular identity that is more or less survived. Charles Duclos wrote: "There is a class of people from Rome who pretends to be much higher than the others, they are the Trasteverini. They are convinced that they descend from the ancient Romans. "

Historically, under the Roman Republic, it was populated for a long time by Jews and Syrians before being attacked in Rome by Augustus (-44, 14) who made the 14th region. For a long time it was a poor neighborhood, far from the ancient center. Under the Empire, some beautiful villas were built, so the Christians founded some of their first churches around the beginning of the fourth century.
Towards the river, we can distinguish two parts of the neighborhood, separated from viale Trastevere. In the west there is the most lively, which develops around La Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere. In L'Est, around the Basilica of Santa Cecilia, the alleys are much more peaceful and equally fascinating.
Towards the north of Trastevere, the roads rise on the Gianicolo hill, whose name derives from the god Giano, which separates this neighborhood from that of the Vatican. In addition to a splendid panorama of Rome from the top, you can discover the churches of Sant’Onofrio and San Pietro in Montorio.

The beautiful glorious avenue starting from the Viale di Trastevere reaches the foot of the Tamburino Scalea. This long staircase is one of the characteristic elements of the neighborhood. Placed to the slopes of Monteverde, if you climb to the top you have a beautiful view of the city and the Tiber river. It was a place much loved by the great director Sergio Leone, who lived here to his death.