Terraced house via Forno Saraceno 121, Casalotti, Rome

New construction, made in green building. Inserted in the most sought after quadrant within a larger urban area known as Selva Nera and belonging to the a brand new portion of the villa, distributed on two levels and with adjoining garden, terrace and garage. The villa, never inhabited and ready to be used, consists of an independent entrance driveway that leads to the raised ground floor which in turn houses a large living room with fireplace, a kitchen and a large bathroom with hydromassage tub and shower. An internal staircase, to the side of the open area, connects the main house to the basement, consisting of three large rooms, all with windows and a bathroom/laundry. The property, which is decidedly large and usable, has the capacity to accommodate even a large family and is in excellent condition, substantially like new, with independent heating system, air conditioners, predisposition for solar and/or photovoltaic panels, finished with custom-made built-in wardrobes, thermal break fixtures, accompanied by a splendid new kitchen, made to measure with appliances, is completed by a pleasant exclusive garden and a comfortable garage. Geographically, the location of the property in question is located north-west of the capital, near the Grande Raccordo Anulare, south of the Selva Candida area and near Via Boccea and Via Aurelia. The bus lines that pass through the Selva Nera, Selva Candida areas as well as the neighboring neighborhoods, connect the area to the Battistini and Cornelia line A metro stops, to the Roma Aurelia FS stations (FL5 Rome – Civitavecchia), the Giustiniana and the Storta ( FL3 Rome – Viterbo) and to the Cristo Re and Policlinico Gemelli hospitals. Not far from the location of the house in question are the presence of various bank and Italian post office branches as well as supermarkets and numerous shops of all kinds. Also interesting from an exquisitely historical point of view are the frequent archaeological sites scattered throughout this area, of which the Porcareccia Castle, perhaps the most representative which once housed a beautiful tower, was the Early Middle Ages St. Peter's, centered around the Basilica built in honor of the martyrs Rufina and Seconda. The presence of the castle in this location has been known since 1002 and the possession passed from the monks of Monte Brianzo to the Hospitaller Order of Santo Spirito. Since 1932 what remains of the castle has been owned by the Giovenale family. The information as well as anything else contained in this announcement is intended for purely indicative purposes and will in no way constitute a contractual element. -FOR INFORMATION CONTACT THE TELEPHONE NUMBER 350-0255828. BEST REGARDS- .--9a131abfd73cf84494a49c287fba8960!