3-room flat via Romagna, Vittorio Veneto, Rome

Historic Center - Boncompagni. The BHHS Society | Roma Immobiliare offers the exclusive sale of an apartment on the 1st floor (overlooking from the 2nd), in a period building from 1930, equipped with a lift. A few steps from the renowned Via Veneto and the splendid park of Villa Borghese. The 70 m2 property consists of an entrance hall, a comfortable living room, a furnished and equipped kitchenette, a large bathroom with shower, a spacious bedroom, a follow a blind bedroom with ensuite bathroom and window. Completely renovated, it benefits from parquet floors, air conditioning, PVC window frames, grates on the windows. Climate control. Ideal solution for both residential and investment use. Refined furniture included in the price. Asking price Euro 525,000.00 Real Estate Consultant A. Alessandroni En. F. REF26V23 Tel 06.8559689.

Located in the historic center of Rome, Via Vittorio Veneto, more commonly known as Via Veneto, connects Piazza Barberini with Porta Pinciana, located next to one of the entrances to the splendid Villa Borghese. The area on which it stands was once populated, in the late Republican era, by sumptuous patrician villas inhabited by illustrious people, including Julius Caesar and the senator Sallust, who had rich gardens built in this area with pavilions, porticoes, fountains, spas , temples and statues: the Horti Sallustiani. In 1621, Cardinal Ludovico Ludovisi, nephew of Pope Gregory and artists such as Bernini and Buzzi.
At the end of the nineteenth century, after the unification of Italy, one of the most significant urban planning interventions concerned the arrangement of this area with the creation of the new Ludovisi district and the destruction of the magnificent villa. The project included spacious streets, also suitable for new mobility. Thus, Via Veneto was born in 1894, initially dedicated to the region of the same name, a wide "Umbertine promenade" destined to become the main street of the most luxurious neighborhood of Rome, the capital of Italy. Therefore, elegant villas and noble palaces, trendy cafés and restaurants for the upper class and aristocracy arose, and large first-class hotels were also built. Starting from Piazza Barberini, along its route you can encounter, in addition to luxury hotels, stately buildings and famous cafés, also masterpieces from different eras such as the Fountain of the Bees, the church of Santa Maria della Concezione with the Capuchin crypt and Porta Pinciana.