Prestigious Apartment On Via Gregorio VII

Ideal home with terrace, views over greenery and double garage

With a generous floor plan of over 260 square metres, this home is located on the fifth floor of a 1960s building with concierge service, lift, attic storage room and garage. From the spacious entrance, you enter the airy living area, comprising a double living room and dining room overlooking the historic Casale di Pio V Ghisleri and its gardens.

The windows frame this monument, which blends gracefully into the living room, already warmed by oak parquet flooring, a fireplace and versatile decorative features. The designer kitchen, created by Afro Celotto for Valcucine, is impeccable and meticulously planned, with fitted cupboards and bespoke joinery. In the study, directly connected to the south-west-facing terrace, the original wood panelling lends the room a touch of elegance. At present, in addition to the master bedroom, there is a second large room divided into two. Each has its own bathroom. The third bathroom is in the service area, currently used as a laundry room.

On the sixth floor there is an attic storage room. As the property has two entrances, it can be divided into separate units if required. It is currently in perfect condition and requires no renovation, but can be customised according to taste and needs. On level S1, it has an assigned parking space in the condominium garage. The asking price also includes the surface right to a double garage located in the parking facility built on land owned by the Municipality of Rome, in front of an important Renaissance-era basin discovered in 2005 on Via Gregorio VII, just a short distance from the property.

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This prestigious property is located opposite the Casale di S. Pio V on Via Gregorio VII. It overlooks the building commissioned by Pope Ghislieri, who moved there by 1567.

An imposing square block reflecting the stern personality of a pope who, together with Carlo Borromeo, promoted the Church’s return to strict moral standards and virtue. The villa’s gardens were later softened when the complex was transferred to Queen Margherita of Savoy to become a hospice for the blind.

Today, lush and home to the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of Link Campus University, they make this area—together with Villa Carpegna and Villa Doria Pamphili—a green lung for the city, crossed by one of its most important thoroughfares, Via Gregorio VII, which connects the historic centre and the Vatican to the airport.

Built-in cupboards, Built-in wardrobe, Doorman, Study, Partly air-conditioned, Green view, Open view, Landmark View