Splendid Panoramic Apartment

ROME, via Lucrino. Beautiful apartment in the heart of the Trieste district, a few steps from the delightful Virgilian park and Villa Ada.

• Ref. RBQ22
• 130 sqm.
• 2 Bedrooms
• 2 Bathrooms

ROME, via Lucrino. Beautiful apartment in the heart of the Trieste district, on the penultimate floor of an elegant building. The position of the building is particularly happy, open and sunny, a few steps from the delightful Virgilian park and the lush Villa Ada.
The house is completely and finely restored. It enjoys an intelligent, elegant and rational design, with the management of spaces aimed at enhancing the brightness of this refined residence and the creation of airy and functional environments. The covered area of the house is about 130.00 square meters, distributed as follows: magnificent living area, consisting of a triple representation with living and lunch area, large dining room and kitchen with double window, and sleeping area, connected through a large hallway, consisting of two double bedrooms, one of which with bathroom en suite, and a second bathroom.
The property completes a large closet and a balcony with a wonderful panoramic view.

The elegant home constitutes a unique opportunity, both as a response to the most demanding housing research and as an investment.

Details:
Restored apartment
130.00 square meters covered
8.00 sqm balcony
Fixed furnishings
Fine finishes
Air conditioning system

The district:

"Trieste" is the seventeenth district of Rome. It was established in 1926 with the name of "Savoy", for the fact of being, along 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 elegant hubs inside the historic Trieste course. Salaria marks the border with the Pinciano district in Ponente. The famous consular road, whose current path dates back to the time of Emperor Nerva (the Sec. D.C.) and which, as is known, was used in ancient times for the transport of salt between Rome and Porto d'Ascoli, is one of the fundamental arteries of all the north part of the city. On the opposite side, no less important, it is the Via Nomentana who acts as a separation line of the Trieste from the territory of the Nomentano; While the Aniene river and viale Regina Margherita constitute the northern and southern limits of the neighborhood respectively. It was in 1909, with the urban plan developed by the architect Edmondo Sanjust of Teulada, which began the settlement of this area of Rome. For about twenty years, the progressive construction of housing units in occupied areas until all the nineteenth century by rustic villas and buildings that are no longer existing, or, as in the case of Villa Chigi, partially converted to public parks, was implemented. So from the start - therefore from the 1930s - the Trieste district has characterized itself as a highly residential area of nature, with buildings of undoubted architectural value harmoniously placed in the urban fabric, with accurate spaces of public green and with excellent infrastructures and services quality. Furthermore, the numerous and interesting artistic and archaeological testimonies significantly increase its value in the historical and cultural level.