A refined, 70-square-meter apartment (CIN: IT058091C2PHY569X8), recently renovated, located on the second floor of a 19th-century building without an elevator in a very quiet and elegant neighborhood of Trastevere, just a stone’s throw from the major historical and cultural attractions in central Rome, and only a 10- to 15-minute walk from the Vatican, Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, the Campidoglio, the Colosseum, and the Spanish Steps. The large soundproof windows allow you to enjoy a very bright and quiet apartment. You reach the apartment by climbing two wide flights of stairs and entering through a security door into a parquet-floored hallway featuring a wooden coat rack, a built-in bookshelf, and a built-in cabinet with shelves, closed by a mirrored door; then you enter the air-conditioned living room with hardwood floors, featuring two large soundproof windows with curtains, a round designer table made of solid wood that comfortably seats 5 people, and transparent plexiglass chairs; the living room has 3 light fixtures, a large sofa that quickly converts into a double bed (195 cm x 160 cm) with a comfortable, thick mattress, and an armchair that quickly converts into a single bed (195 cm x 70 cm) with a comfortable, thick mattress, There is a 55-inch Samsung HDTV (model 2023) with an ultra-flat screen connected to the internet. There is also a small, well-equipped kitchen with ample wall shelves and closed cabinets, featuring a double-bowl stainless steel sink, a dishwasher, a large refrigerator with a freezer, a 4-burner gas stove with an electric oven, a microwave, a Nespresso coffee machine, a large toaster, a kettle, and a juicer. The kitchen is fully stocked with all necessary tableware, as well as wine and champagne glasses, and a moka pot for coffee. A carbon monoxide detector is installed. The air-conditioned bedroom with hardwood floors is approximately 15 square meters; it features a double bed with a thick, comfortable mattress measuring 195 cm x 170 cm, a small antique writing desk with a Plexiglas chair, designer bedside tables made of Tibetan wood with Vietri ceramic lamps, a 43-inch Panasonic HDTV (model 2023) with a swivel flat-screen connected to the internet. The bathroom features a toilet, a sink, and a bidet with a mixer faucet, a towel rack, a well-lit cabinet/mirror, a spacious shower stall (165 cm x 75 cm) with a built-in seat, a small handheld shower with a flexible hose and a large showerhead, a water mixer, a body wash/shower gel dispenser, a safety handle, a large steel soap dish, an extendable clothesline, a bathroom scale, a steel trash can, a wicker laundry basket, a hair dryer, a hand/face soap dispenser, and a wall-mounted exhaust fan. Small bedroom with a large closet featuring drawers and wooden hangers, a washing machine, an ironing board and iron, a first-aid kit, a 2-kg fire extinguisher, and a large ladder. The apartment has full Wi-Fi coverage with free ultra-fast fiber internet, independent heating controlled by a digital thermostat, air conditioning with remote controls, and a wall-mounted safe equipped with an easy-to-program digital combination lock. Excellent warm lighting throughout the apartment, which has walls approximately 310 cm high. All furniture, furnishings, and kitchenware, as well as the bed and bath linens (100% cotton), are new and of excellent quality. There are 3 types of duvets available depending on the desired warmth, as well as a pair of hypoallergenic pillows for the double bed.
In the immediate vicinity of the apartment, you’ll find Roman trattorias, markets, small shops, and artisan workshops. In the narrow, colorful alleys of Trastevere, you can still get lost and rediscover the essence of the most authentic and genuine Rome, breathing in the scent of traditional Roman products from days gone by. Just a short walk from the apartment is the taxi stand (in Piazza Belli), as well as tram lines (lines 3 and 8) and bus routes that take you to the Roma Trastevere train station in just a few stops. The Trastevere station has six tracks and serves as a major transit hub, with buses and trams branching out in every direction across the city; it also connects to Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport. Additionally, from Roma Trastevere station, you can take various regional trains. There are several secure parking lots in the area near the apartment, and Via della Luce is accessible by car when the ZTL (restricted traffic zone) is not in effect. The ZTL in Trastevere, Rome, is closed to cars during the day from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. every day, except on holidays. At night, it is closed from 9:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. every Friday and Saturday, including holidays, while from May through October, it is also closed to traffic on Wednesdays and Thursdays during the same hours. The Trastevere ZTL is suspended from August 1 through 31. On Via della Luce, there are free parking spaces and blue-line parking spaces (for a fee).