Two-family villa via cecilia Metella 12, Appia Pignatelli, Rome

Via Cecilia Metella -
Portion of Villa in the heart of the Appia Antica to be restored.
The villa is spread over an area of 220 m2 surrounded by an imposing perimeter garden of 360 m2, with an adjoining annex of 96 m2. characterized by an exclusive terrace and a further 280 m2 garden. The property includes two cellars of 10 and 20 m2. The villa is divided over two floors. Once inside the property, where it is possible to take advantage of a convenient shared car park, we are welcomed by a pedestrian entrance from which it is possible to access the garden surrounding the villa. Crossing the porch we have access to the house which on the ground floor is composed of a room with fireplace, a large bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. A staircase leads us to the floor above consisting of four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The annex with exclusive entrance is composed of a lounge, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom. On the floor above there is an exclusive terrace where you can spend pleasant sunny days and evenings with friends immersed in the historicity that characterizes the neighborhood.
The area is characterized by its proximity to the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, the most famous tomb on the Via Appia, the consular road 'regina viarum'; surrounded by greenery, the Circus of Maxentius, also known as the Circus of Romulus or Caracalla, an ancient circus of Rome which is part of the architectural complex built by Maxentius in 311 along the Via Appia, in short, an outdoor archeology walk under the sky architecture of ancient Rome.--06af8a7a644ddd52da085cc441fb091a!