Loft via delle Tre Cannelle, Colosseo - Fori Imperiali, Rome

ROME, historic center, via delle Tre Cannelle. In the beautiful Trevi district, we place an elegant fully furnished and equipped elegant loft for sale, with an independent entrance, on the ground floor of a fascinating nineteenth -century palace in via delle Tre Cannelle, a crossbar of via di S. Eufemia, cut perpendicularly from via IV November.
The Pied-à-terre, stacked with commercial destination, is also suitable for professional and residential use/promiscuous; It measures about 30.00 square meters and has been completely renovated and finely furnished.

It is composed of a living room with a retractable double bed, kitchenette, beautiful bathroom with shower cabin, room with single retractable bed furniture and closet/wardrobe.
A jewel from which it is possible to reach the hole of Trajan and the Imperial Forums with a few steps and in a few minutes the most beautiful sites in Rome such as Piazza di Spagna, Quirinale, Campidoglio, Fontana di Trevi, Colosseum.
Exceptional income potential as loft for short rents.

DETAILS
Loft/study
Finely restored
30.00 covered square meters
Elegant furnishings
Air conditioning
URL: https://immobilidiprestigio.it/en/ref/CNC51

HISTORY
The old names of the streets in Rome, although often no longer find a visible data, equally testify to their original task: to identify a site starting from a significant element. This is the case of via delle Tre Cinnelle in the Trevi district, a crossbar of via di S. Eufemia, parallel to the via del Carmine and cut perpendicularly from via IV Novembre, which exceeds and then resulted in it again.

The road, as reported in the "Description of Rome of the year 1824", takes its name from a small disappeared fountain, consisting of three fistulas placed on top of a slender stem, which threw water into a semicircular basin. The fountain, whose name of the executor is ignored, was built on a drawing of Giacomo della Porta and is documented by an engraving of the aquifer of 1665 in front of Santa Caterina in Magnanapoli, leaning against a wall. Also known as the Fountain to the Traiana column, it gave its name to the surrounding area and was close to 1590-94 at the Palazzo Annibaldi della Molara in Magnanapoli - existing up to the '700 - to the right of via delle three cinnamon descending from via IV Novembre , on whose area a building with the current typically nineteenth -century structure arose. The placement of the fountain close to the building is reflected in the plant of Filippo Barigioni of the first half of the eighteenth century, from which is also evident a small area overlooking the Palazzo della Molara, delimited by a isolated: the disappearance of the three canelles.
The fountain was connected with the happy water duct. To feed it, Gasparo della Molara had obtained two ounces of water in 1558 concession in 1558 on condition that it became a semi -public fountain, with the obligation, also, maintenance and conservation.
However, no traces of this primitive fountain remain, remembered by today's model with cast iron stem and with three mouths on a shelf of the staircase in via della Cordonata, beyond via IV Novembre where via delle threeinelle continues.

Trajan's Forum
Trajan's hole, also remembered as Ulpium forum in some sources, is the largest and most monumental of the Imperial Forums of Rome, the last in chronological order. Built by the emperor Trajan with the booty of war obtained from the conquest of the Dacia and inaugurated, according to the glories Ostiense, in 112, the forum was arranged parallel to the Cesare's Forum and perpendicular to that of Augustus. The structure of the structure is attributed to the architect Apollodoro of Damascus.
The complex, which measured 300 m in length and 185 in width, included the forensic square, the Basilica Ulpia, a porticoed courtyard with the Traiana column and two libraries.