Historic Centre, in the heart of the Trevi district, in a period building with a lift, we offer for sale an elegant flat on the first high floor.
The property consists of a double entrance, large living room overlooking Via dell'Archetto, kitchen, two bedrooms, study, walk-in wardrobe, two bathrooms, small balcony.
Thanks to the double exposure and large windows, the flat is very bright, while parquet floors and coffered ceilings adorn the building's age.
The property includes a useful cellar.
The Trevi district takes its name not from the monumental Trevi fountain, but from the three mouths of the Acqua Vergine aqueduct of the trivium, built in 19 BC.
During the Middle Ages, the Trevi district was dominated by the presence of the Colonna family, who had settled on the slopes of the Quirinal since the year 1000. In the square of Santi Apostoli stand important mansions, among them the Odescalchi palace, the Colonna palace, the Grimaldi palace, the Muti Papazzurri palace, and the Testa Piccolomini palace. The Qurinale hill remained isolated from the urban fabric that ran downhill, until it became a sort of citadel of power and housed the representative buildings of papal power.
After the Unification of Italy, in 1870, the idea came to unite all the ministries along Via Pia, which was then renamed Via del Quirinale and Via Venti Settembre and became the link between the old city centre and the nascent districts of Rome that sprang up inside and outside the Aurelian walls, of the new urban development plan.
The symbol of the Rione is the Trevi fountain, symbol of Baroque Rome, an unmissable destination for tourists coming to Rome.