Description
The building is located in the City Of Rome in the Trident of Campo Marzio, in the
the heart of the historic center, a short distance from some of the most representative and well-known places in the city, such as
Trinità dei Monti and Piazza del Popolo, and opposite one of the most prestigious musical institutions in the
capital, the Accademia di Santa Cecilia.
Fourth floor:
The apartment located on the last of the four levels that make up the main body of the
building, originated from a post-unification elevation and is developed under the wide wooden roofing at
view. It is in a good state of preservation and is pleasantly bright. It consists of two
main rooms, a large living room and a bedroom, plus the services formed by an eat-in kitchen and a bathroom
of normal size equipped with a window. Previously, the entrance was bounded by partitions and
did not lead directly into the main rooms. Currently the partitions have been eliminated allowing
the opening directly to the living room. The entrance space remains spatially well identified
superiorly by the loft created in the attic above it and overlooking the living room.
Third floor A:
The apartment is located on the third level of the main front body of the building, with a height
greater than average (h=3.75 mt) , consists of two main rooms, a large living room and a
room overlooking Via dei Greci and two service spaces consisting of a kitchenette and a bathroom,
both of which have windows overlooking the inner courtyards at the back. The entrance door leads to
a first entrance-disengagement space onto which all the rooms overlook.
The property is in a good state of preservation, renovated not more than 15 years ago;
third floor B:
The apartment is located on the third level of the rear secondary body of the building, with a height
greater than average (h=3.75 mt), consists of two main rooms, a large living room and a bedroom
which follow each other along the rectangular structural cell of the rear fabric, overlooking the
inner courtyard, by two service spaces formed by a kitchenette overlooking the courtyard and a bathroom with no
window. A recent renovation moves the services, originally arranged as in the property int.
below, to the bottom of the apartment, in the room adjacent to the staircase. The entrance to the apartment
is located at a lower elevation than the dwelling, via a small ramp of a few marble steps
you reach the 'spacious and bright living room, which results from the union of two previous rooms. Crossing the
living room leads to the bedroom and from this to a terrace of about 12 square meters , in which you can enjoy
the breath of an outdoor space where you can appreciate the tranquility and pleasantness of a typical courtyard
Roman historical center. In the room there is a loft space, made through a
light structure made of wood and iron that expands the usable space, but with dimensions measured so as to
not deprive it of light and air. The services, located in the left wing behind the entrance remain defiladed,
but strategic with respect to the living room.
In general, the property is in a good state of repair.
Second Floor:
The apartment is located on the second level of the main front body of the building, of height
normal ( h= 3.00 mt) consists of two main rooms, a large living room and a bedroom
overlooking Via dei Greci, and two service spaces formed by a kitchenette and a bathroom both
equipped with windows, overlooking the inner courtyards at the back. The entrance door leads into a first
distributive entrance-district space, onto which all the rooms overlook. The property is presented
in a good state of preservation, renovated not more than 15 years ago, the coverings of the main rooms
are in terracotta tiles and those of the services in ceramic tiles. The doors are wooden, the fixtures
are new aluminum with double-glazing, not particularly valuable. The plastered walls are painted
in breathable tempera and are in a good state of repair. The entrance hall is entirely
suspended ceiling and finished with a linear ornamental cornice. From the entrance hall, one can see the windows
of the living area, this gives the entrance a certain perception of light and a relative feeling
of pleasantness. On the right side next to the entrance door is a convenient checkroom. The
spaces, of regular shape in measured proportion to each other and well arranged, give a good
living functionality to the property.
First floor:
The apartment located on the first level of the secondary body of the building at the rear, of height
normal ( h= 3.00 mt) consists of three main rooms, a large living room and two bedrooms, and two
service rooms formed by a small kitchenette and a small bathroom equipped with a window. The property is
presents itself in a sufficient overall state of preservation. The entrance to the apartment is placed at a
lower elevation than the dwelling, via a small ramp of six marble steps one reaches the
living room. The living room is derived from the union of two previous rooms and is in a fair state of
maintenance. The presence of two windows makes it sufficiently bright, for being placed on a
second floor with an interior view. The wooden ceiling beams are exposed, in all rooms the
original floor is formed by the hexagonal tiles in red and clear cement paste, typical
of Roman construction in the second half of the 19th century. The room at the back, of lesser representation, possesses
still the old 20x20 marble tile floors of lesser value.
Ground floor:
Access is gained to a room evente commercial-directional use of
office. The property, recently renovated is in an excellent state of preservation and is
consisting of three main rooms placed between them to form an "L ", and service rooms obtained at the
end of the "L ", under the last ramp of the condominium staircase. The former porch of the building has been
cleverly exploited as a meeting room, or room for small conventions and attached to the office.
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