Charming room inside an old Roman building with a green park inside the building. 5 min by feet to TRASTEVERE AND THE CITY CENTER. 5 MIN FROM AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ROME 10 TO JHON CABOT. YOU HAVE A TRAIN STATION (quattro venti station). and you are 15 min to LUMSA UNIVERSITY and GIANICOLO VIEW! The house is really cute and the district is super quiet but so near to the roman life! Rent a nice flat on the first floor of a building from the 20s/30s located in the picturesque Gianicolo district. The house enjoys a privileged position, being surrounded by a wide range of services and amenities. Just 20 metres from the apartment, you will find grocery shops, bars, a pharmacy and a bookshop, as well as a well-stocked supermarket and a bus stop that will allow you to conveniently reach any destination. If you prefer public transport, the train and metro station is only 300 metres away, making it easy to travel throughout the city. Ample opportunities for recreation and relaxation await you nearby. Just 300 metres away are the beautiful Villa Panfili and Villa Sciarra, perfect places for walks and outdoor picnics. You can also walk to Trastevere, one of Rome's liveliest and most characteristic districts, in just 10 minutes. The flat's bedroom is particularly quiet and offers a breathtaking view of the large private park surrounding the 1920s/30s building complex, of which the apartment is part. You can enjoy moments of peace and relaxation surrounded by nature without leaving home. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to live in a charming and well-connected neighbourhood, with all amenities at your fingertips. For a rental period of only one month, the rent is increased to €650...
- Female bathroom
- Shared living room
- Shared garden
- Shared toilet
- Unknown flooring
- Central heating
- Shared kitchenware
- WiFi
- Age:At least 20
- Gender:Female
- Tenant type:Students, working professionals
- Suitable for couples:No
- Playing Musical Instruments allowed:Negotiable
- Pets allowed:No
- Smoking allowed:Negotiable
Flexible cancellation
If you cancel within 24 hours of confirmation – Full refund of first month’s rent.
If you cancel when your move-in date is:
- More than 30 days away – Full refund of first month’s rent
- 30 to 7 days away – 50% refund of first month’s rent
- Less than 7 days away – No refund
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