3-room flat via Lina Bo Bardi, Pisana - Bravetta, Rome

In the modern "Green Aurelia" residential complex, more precisely in Via Lina Bo Bardi located in the new part of the Pisana-Bravetta district, Volare Immobiliare offers for sale a commercial apartment of approximately 80 square meters that has never been inhabited and is located in a recently built building ( 2021). Free of architectural barriers, the building was built according to the most modern urban planning and energy standards. The proposed apartment is rationally divided between the living area, consisting of a large American-style living room with open kitchen and overlooking the habitable balcony of approximately 20 m2, and the sleeping area accessible via a sliding door and a service corridor. The corridor overlooks a small bedroom/study, a double bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with window equipped with shower, a second bathroom with window under the where the bathtub is positioned.
The continuity between the rooms is given by the single wood-effect porcelain stoneware floor whose warm color is coupled with the white of the walls and fixtures. The doors are in lacquered wood while the windows are in PVC with thermal break with large double glazing which offer a lot of brightness also thanks to the southern exposure. The heating is autonomous with methane and is of the underfloor type which ensures maximum thermal efficiency; equipped with a ducted air conditioning system and electrical systems made according to CE regulations, the apartment has energy class A4. Armored door, electric shutters and video intercom complete the proposal. Surrounded by greenery, the residential complex is just a few minutes from the Aurelia near the railway station and the GRA despite being inserted in an out of the ordinary naturalistic context. POSSIBILITY of purchase of a basement garage, reachable by lift, of 23 square meters and therefore useful for containing more than one vehicle.

REF: 392 CT
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