Prestigious Apartment With Terrace On Via Piccolomini
3 Beds
2 Baths
1,669 Sqft
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About the Property
Near prestigious Via Piccolomini, renowned for its iconic perspective of St. Peter’s Dome, this elegant apartment stands out for its brightness, open views, and a delightful corner terrace.
The property is located on the second floor of a late-1950s building, an expression of a modern and innovative language, featuring an articulated layout and dynamic volumes, characteristic of the organ
Near prestigious Via Piccolomini, renowned for its iconic perspective of St. Peter’s Dome, this elegant apartment stands out for its brightness, open views, and a delightful corner terrace.
The property is located on the second floor of a late-1950s building, an expression of a modern and innovative language, featuring an articulated layout and dynamic volumes, characteristic of the organic research of the renowned architect Luigi Pellegrin.
The apartment, with a corner exposure, retains fine original elements such as marble and parquet flooring, complemented by subsequent upgrades including a ducted air conditioning system.
The property features a double entrance; the main one opens into a bright double living room with fireplace, enhanced by large glass surfaces and direct access to the terrace. The internal layout, of a refined nature, is functional and lends itself to further optimization. The living area is completed by a kitchen with equipped area, balcony, and dining space. The well-separated sleeping area comprises two bedrooms, including a master suite with extensive built-in wardrobes, en suite bathroom and walk-in closet, and a second bedroom with bathroom and additional terrace access. A parking space in the condominium garage and a cellar complete the property.
A prestigious residence, set in greenery yet within close proximity to Villa Pamphili and the historic center.
Via Nicolò Piccolomini, Roma, RM 00100, Aurelio - Gregorio VII Area, Rome, Italy
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Located in central Rome near Via Nicolò Piccolomini, this residence offers easy access to historic landmarks like the Colosseum and Roman Forum, both within a 10-minute drive. The area is well-served by public transport and close to upscale dining, cultural institutions, and luxury shopping. Rome Ciampino and Fiumicino airports are accessible within 30-40 minutes, offering international connectivity.
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