Three-bedroom Apartment of 110m² in Via Caio Mario

PRATI - A few steps from San Pietro and Piazza dei Quiriti, served by the Ottaviano metro, we offer for sale this apartment located on the top floor of an elegant period building with lift. The property, recently renovated, is in excellent condition and enjoys enviable brightness. Privilege deriving from being positioned on the sixth floor with high and open views. Currently the property comprises entrance hall, kitchen, three rooms currently used as double bedrooms, closet/laundry room and two recently renovated bathrooms. With simple changes to the layout, a large living area can be obtained. Excellent ceiling heights. Although the property has no outdoor spaces, it can however enjoy a wonderful shared terrace above. We are located in one of the most appreciated points of Prati, one of the most fascinating districts of Rome. Until the capture of Rome in 1870, Prati di Castello, hence its name, was an agricultural area behind Castel Sant'Angelo and in Roman times it was the site of large and luxurious patrician gardens. In the Middle Ages there were fields and vegetable gardens where, not infrequently, enemy armies encamped. Part of Prati's success is certainly due to its position, close to the ancient part of the city, and to think that until the construction of the new post-unification bridges, at the end of the 19th century, to reach Prati it was a long journey passing through Ponte di Castello ( today Sant'Angelo bridge) and crossing the Borgo district one ventured on small and unstable boats, which served as a ferry. The Umbertine district of Prati is today much appreciated for the elegance of the buildings, the proximity to services, the countless restaurants and shops, the many important studios where many professionals have their offices, the various underground stops and the proximity to the ZTL, which it is just over a kilometer on foot from our property. In about 15 minutes on foot it is possible to reach all the most iconic monuments and points of Rome from Piazza del Popolo to Castel Sant'Angelo, from the Ara Pacis to Via del Corso, from Piazza Navona to the Pantheon.