Description
Just a few steps from the Pantheon and other historical landmarks, we offer for sale a charming 180 sqm property spread over two levels, located on the first and second floors of an elegant historic building equipped with an elevator and free of architectural barriers.
Apartment Features:
- **Entrance**: The main entrance, located on the first floor, leads to a staircase that takes you to the second level.
- **Living Area**: Spacious double living room with dining area.
- **Kitchen**: Habitable and fully equipped.
- **Bedrooms**: Three, including a very large master bedroom with a walk-in closet and a unique window overlooking the courtyard of the Church of San Salvatore delle Coppelle.
- **Bathrooms**: Two, well-appointed.
- **Interior Details**: Ceilings with wooden beams, parquet flooring, autonomous heating.
- **Views**: Charming and pleasant views of the characteristic Piazza delle Coppelle.
Additional Information:
- **Restoration**: The building underwent a complete restoration in 2021, ensuring modern comfort while maintaining its historical charm.
- **Condominium Fees**: € 75/month.
- **Price**: € 1,200,000.
- **Land Registry Income**: € 3,071.63.
A unique opportunity to live in the historic heart of Rome, with all services and amenities at your fingertips. Contact us for more information or to schedule a visit.
Historical Notes
The characteristic Piazza delle Coppelle is located in the Sant’Eustachio district of Rome, just a few steps from the Pantheon. It is named after the wooden bowls containing five liters (10 “fojette” in Roman dialect), the "coppelle", which were sold by merchants in this very place and were used by the ancient Romans to transport and store acidic water, vinegar, wine, or water from the Tiber River. The term “coppella” indeed derives from the Latin “cupa,” meaning barrel.
Topographically, Piazza delle Coppelle has a U-shape that surrounds the medieval Church of San Salvatore alle Coppelle. A legend tells that the church, dating back to around the 11th century, was built on the remains of the home of S. Abbasia, an ancient Roman noblewoman. Behind the church is the main part of Piazza delle Coppelle, located in a secluded corner where a local market is also held.
