Apartment via Alessandro Gambalunga 46, Centro Storico, Rimini

In Via Gambalunga, 100 metres from Piazza Ferrari, outside the ZTL area, on the first floor of a well-known and well inhabited condominium, large flat measuring 220 square metres.
The property, intended for residential use, is undergoing renovation thanks to the 110% super bonus works and the consequent jump in energy class to class B. The flat consists of 10 rooms and is on one floor. The living area consists of a living room, kitchen and dining room, the spaces are generous and the numerous windows give brightness to all rooms. The sleeping area consists of 4 double bedrooms in addition to a study room and a storage room, there are also two lovely balconies overlooking Via Gambalunga and Via Dei Cavalieri. Two bathrooms, both with windows, conclude the property. Currently used as a professional studio, this flat is distinguished by its central and exclusive location and, given its ample size, lends itself to modifications that could meet the needs of large families looking for ample living space. In hypothesis of splitting into several units or more simply as a B&B, it is an excellent investment that guarantees an income given the growing and continuous demand for residential leases. SOME OF THE PICTURES ARE DEMONSTRATION RENDERINGS OF THE RENOVATION OF THE CONDOMINIUM.

Rimini Historic Centre

A jewel of Roman architecture, it contains 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 intersection 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, the beginning of the Via Flaminia and the 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.