Piazza Navona Three Levels With A Cozy Living Room In A 16th Century Building

The proposed apartment is located in the heart of the historic center of the city, in one of the most picturesque sections of via del Governo Vecchio, and is a characteristic independent sky-ground with an attached shop dating back to the 16th century. It develops over three above-ground levels connected by a marble staircase. On the ground floor, there is a commercial space with a street-facing window, ideal for retail activities, professional studio, or atelier. The access is independent from the residential part but corresponding, making it functional for those who wish to manage work and home in the same building. On the first floor, a cozy and well-lit living room opens up, while on the second floor, there is a two-room apartment with a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. The spaces are well distributed and welcoming thanks to the ceilings with exposed wooden beams that recall the authenticity of historic Roman homes. The floors are ceramic, the fixtures are wooden, while the rooms on the second floor boast ceilings with exposed wooden beams. The property is equipped with radiators, although there is currently no active heating or air conditioning system, and wooden fixtures and doors. All rooms enjoy direct views of via del Governo Vecchio, except for the bathroom and kitchen which overlook an internal courtyard. The property also includes a cellar. The structure is suitable for both residential use and as an investment (residence + commercial activity or tourist rentals). Currently, the property is rented, with an expiration date of November 2029. We are in one of the most fascinating and historic streets of Rome, which retains the centuries-old charm of the eternal city. The street, parallel to Corso Vittorio Emanuele, connects Piazza dell’Orologio to Piazza Pasquino and is distinguished by its Renaissance buildings, artisan shops, antique bookstores, and literary cafés. The neighborhood is lively yet reserved, frequented by residents, artists, students, and tourists. Within a few minutes’ walk, you can find Piazza Navona, a symbol of Roman Baroque, Campo de’ Fiori with its daily market, the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, and Castel Sant’Angelo, but it is also possible to take advantage of the dense public transport network. This area, which offers all the services useful to citizens, is pedestrian and has limited traffic (ZTL), ideal for those who wish to live or invest in a historic and prestigious context, immersed in art and history but without giving up city life.