Rent 10 bedroom apartment of 220 m² in Rome

Roma Attico zona vaticano : via stazione San Pietro., Al piano 5 ingresso, salone doppio con camino, una sala da pranzo, una cucina, luminosa e attrezzata con una veranda. Due bagni. Grande terrazzo di circa 30 metri quadri a livello della cucina ed ulteriore terrazzino abitabile posto a livello dell’area living.Al piano 4, collegato da scala elicoidale interna, con secondo ingresso indipendente: tre grandi camere da letto con armadiature e librerie, camera di servizio, due bagni. Terrazzino abitabile.L’aria condizionata è presente in tutta la proprietà.Costo condominio per i due appartamenti e’ di circa 260 euro al mese, al netto del conguaglio esercizio precedente.Costi di riscaldamento centralizzato per il periodo invernale per circa 4000 annui al netto di conguagli.Rome Penthouse near the Vatican: Via Stazione San Pietro.Penthouse and super penthouse for rent, suitable for diplomatic personnel or international profiles with guarantees.On the 5th floor: entrance hall, double living room with fireplace, a dining room, a bright and equipped kitchen with a veranda. Two bathrooms. Large terrace of about 30 square meters at the kitchen level and an additional habitable terrace at the living area level.On the 4th floor, connected by an internal spiral staircase, with a second independent entrance: three large bedrooms with wardrobes and bookshelves, service room, two bathrooms. Habitable terrace.Air conditioning is present throughout the property.Condominium fees for both apartments are about 260 euros per month, net of the previous year’s adjustment.Central heating costs for the winter period are approximately 4000 euros per year, net of adjustments.Surface area: 5th floor 130 sqm, 4th floor 90 sqm, plus external areas.Parking space: Available in the next building’s private garage for an additional cost starting from 120 euros per month.Rent: 5,000 euros per month.Building: Rationalist-style building from the 1940s with facades characterized by balconies and staggered volumes, following the same concept as Moretti’s Girasole building, with progressively angled volumes that enhance internal sunlight exposure in the home’s rooms.