3-room flat via Blera 11, Tomba di Nerone, Rome

Via Cassia, within a patch of green territory and a few minutes from the main services, ensured by banks, post offices, supermarkets, schools and small shops, practically behind the Parish of S.Andrea Apostolo, there is a tiny village made up of small houses and low buildings which almost seems to have the features, instead of a big city, of a welcoming provincial village. This is a welcoming area called Nero's Tomb, precisely because of the sepulchral monument from which it takes its name, built along the ancient consular road Cassia in the second half of the 3rd century, and mistakenly believed to be Nero's tomb (in reality, the sarcophagus belongs to the consul Publius Vibius Marianus) due to a popular belief that arose in the Middle Ages. This adjoining neighborhood of very pleasant houses, almost like an "enclave", is almost magically hidden, sheltered and silent, from the lively and lively life on Via Cassia. In an intimate and green position, inside a villa of only two floors and inhabited by only three condominiums, an organic apartment is proposed on the raised ground floor, very rational in its usable spaces and composed of an entrance hall, three large bedrooms, a equipped and equipped kitchen, currently visible in the living room and a very large bathroom. The property is completed by a covered parking space, inside the undivided courtyard of the building. The house in question, quite bright throughout the day, is already ready to be used as it has recently been the subject of various renovations with particular attention to the windows, equipped with thermally broken frames and equipped with gates. Further accessories can be found in the heat pump air conditioning system and in the independent heating system. The advertisement and the information contained therein do not constitute a contractual element. FOR INFO AND MORE YOU CAN CONTACT DIRECTLY ON 350-0255828.--0f295b63882bdbd79cc391e03eb38cec!