3 rooms apartment of 95 m² in Rome

The third floor apartment, with double exposure, has been recently renovated and has a floor area of approximately 75 m2, excellently exposed and with good brightness in all rooms and interesting interactions with the green areas of the villa, with which it faces. Inside, the entrance is directly placed in the living area followed in a straight line by a study, a kitchen, a large bathroom and a bedroom opposite with exposure on Via Stern. The house is available exclusively for diplomatic clients, embassy staff, or officials of international institutions. Non-residency is strictly required. Both temporary contracts of up to 18 months and 3-year contracts may be evaluated. Any form of hospitality management is strictly excluded. The area of Villa Riccio al Flaminio is a small urban surprise, a complex of homes enclosed between Viale del Vignola and Lungotevere Flaminio. An urban experiment based on the model of English garden cities, Villa Riccio is a green oasis with tree-lined avenues and small buildings built in the early 1900s. Its construction is due to the then Minister of Economy and Railways, Vincenzo Riccio, who appreciated the idea of a condominium based on the idea of a common garden, theorized by the architect Negri. Initially intended for the postal and telegraph cooperative, to which the buildings were assigned, for this reason called the "railwaymen's houses", it is still considered an excellent example of residential construction that relates to the environment, benefiting from the relationship with the large green spaces of the gardens inside the complex. More information by visiting the page