4-room flat viale Cirene 13, Tripoli Mare, Rimini

A few steps from the sea, between Viale Tripoli and Viale Vespucci, in a residential and quiet area, we propose prestigious newly built flat "Gas Free". The property, unique on the floor, is characterised by large interior and exterior spaces and bright rooms. The double entrance, one from the stairwell and one directly from the lift, introduces us to a large and airy living area with kitchenette and overlooking the terrace. The sleeping area, preceded by a functional hallway, consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one of which en suite, laundry/ storage room and two spacious balconies. The flat is equipped with the latest generation finishes: aluminium window frames with high thermal and acoustic performance, motorised roller shutters and fibre optics.
The property is equipped with autonomous underfloor heating with heat pumps and radiant panels; the sanitary water system will be supplemented by a water softener for mechanical water filtration. All the building units will be equipped with controlled mechanical ventilation (VMC) with heat recovery. The ventilation system will replace the air inside the house in a totally autonomous manner.
There is provision for charging electric vehicles in the garage and an anti-theft system.

The property is located on a parallel street of Viale Vespucci, a few steps from the sea and within walking distance of all city services.
The flat is located a few metres from the sea and the beaches of Rimini, and close to the main city services and the historic centre. A jewel of Roman architecture, it holds the evidence of a history lived as a city that was the protagonist of important events that took place over the centuries. The ancient political, economic and religious centre, the forum, opened at the junction of the cardo with the decumanus, the two axes around which the surrounding blocks opened in a chessboard pattern. Surrounded by a wall (some remains of which are visible today), it opens to the south with the Augustus Arch and to the north with the Tiberius Bridge at the beginning of the Via Flaminia and Via Emilia respectively. Worth seeing are the beautiful Piazza Cavour with Palazzo dell'Arengo, the Malatesta Temple, the imposing Castel Sismondo and many other testimonies of a lively past.