Rent 2 bedroom apartment of 46 m² in Rome

SAN PIETRO - Located near San Pietro Station and the Vatican Walls, in a private and quiet setting, inside a period building with a lift, we offer for rent a bright two-room apartment with outdoor space. Comprising: Entrance, living room, kitchen, double bedroom and windowed bathroom with shower. The property is completed by a comfortable balcony. The property is in excellent condition and is rented fully furnished. Close to the main public utility services in the area such as supermarkets, pharmacies, schools and shops of all kinds, and to efficient bus lines dedicated to public transport, by which it is possible to reach the city center in a very short time. Only referenced; not available for accommodation. The asking price is € - Real estate consultant: Leonardo Leo RIF133BH24 Tel The Aurelio district is located along the initial stretch of the Via Aurelia, from which it takes its name. When Rome was founded, this area was inhabited by the Etruscans, while in Republican Rome it had to undergo many reclamations to avoid malaria, using the area mainly for vegetable gardens. It was precisely in Republican Rome, in 241 BC, that in all likelihood the Consul Aurelius Cotta traced the Via Aurelia, which initially connected Rome to Vada Volterrana, then was extended along the entire Tyrrhenian and Ligurian coast and further extended by Augustus, with the opening of the Via Julia Augusta, up to Arelate, in France, or today's Arles. In the Imperial period, the first stretch of the Aurelia was characterized by the presence of numerous Horti: those of Vipsania Agrippina, mother of Caligula, which reached the Tiber, and within which Caligula built his circus, completed by Nero and known for this as the Circus of Nero, on the area of which the Basilica of St. Peter would later rise, but also the Horti Domitiae. It is not clear what reasons led the Aurelia to have two different routes, the Aurelia Vetus, today Via Aurelia Antica, and the Aurelia Nova, today simply Via Aurelia, the first starting from today's Porta San Pancrazio, while the second from today's Porta Cavalleggeri, and which rejoin shortly after the current Piazza di Villa Carpegna. Visit our website: t Our consultancy, your home.--b72cf2cd6717feda246cb8!