Piazza Campo de’ Fiori – Panoramic studio

Description

HISTORICAL CENTER – In one of the most fascinating squares of the Historical Center, and more precisely in the exclusive Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, we offer for sale a studio of 49 sqm total characterized by high brightness and with great charm.

Composed of: entrance, single room (living/sleeping area), kitchen and bathroom with window.

The apartment is located in a period building without elevator; internally it is in excellent internal condition and respects the original atmosphere, with coffered ceilings with ancient wooden beams, There is also an ancient column and exposed bricks that considerably amplify the flavor of ancient Rome. The windows are real paintings of the historic city; the high brightness and the unique views of the most characteristic square of the historic center, known worldwide for the statue of the philosopher friar Giordano Bruno and the historic market district, the typical finishes of the center make this property a rare opportunity to offer an excellent investment justified by the many requests for rent in the area by private and hotel-accommodation facilities as well as a characteristic pied-à-terre inside, unique in its kind, able to evoke remarkable suggestions; walking through the famous and characteristic streets of the neighborhood means forgetting to be in a big city and get lost in one of its most beautiful places, with alleys that at every corner offer unique scenery and views of immense beauty.

The asking price is € 595.000,00 Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti RIF147BH24 Tel 06.96006341

Campo de’ Fiori is one of the most famous square in Rome, between Via dei Giubbonari and Piazza della Cancelleria, on the borders of the Parione and Regola districts. Its name derives from the presence of a vast meadow, as well as vegetable gardens, which in 1400 adorned the square. The first urbanization works occurred in 1456. Many palaces were built and the square became a place of passage for prominent personalities such as ambassadors and cardinals who went from Trastevere, passing through Ponte Sisto to San Pietro. Campo de Fiori thus became home to cultural and commercial activities, workshops and artisans and a flourishing and picturesque market, whose populous atmosphere is well rendered by the well-known film Campo de’ fiori of 1943, with Anna Magnani and Aldo Fabrizi. At the center of the square stands the statue of the philosopher Giordano Bruno burned for heresy in 1600 right here. Nowadays Campo de’ Fiori has become one of the favorite night spots for young people, both Italian and foreign, thanks to the presence of many inns, pubs, restaurants and hotels.