Description
Just a short walk from the Circus Maximus, we propose the sale of a Nineteenth Century splendid Villa. Surrounded by the nature, the property is situated in an area of Rome that represents a priceless historic, artistic and naturalistic heritage.
It is situated just a few minutes from the Park of Saint Sebastian that is extended along the final part of the urban layout of the ancient Via Appia, a really important archaeological area of the Imperial Rome, where in the past the most elegant residences were built. Undoubtedly the Aurelian Walls at the interior of the park are of great interest and have been built between 270 AD and 275 AD by the emperor Aurelian in order to defend Rome by the barbarian attacks. The villa is near the Thermae Antoninianae, better known as Baths of Caracalla from the name of the emperor who wanted their construction.
The 400 sq m circa villa develops on one level and is composed of: a big entrance, a triple living room with fireplace, a dining room, a furnished big kitchen pantry, a studio, a suite composed of access room bedroom and bathroom, two bedrooms, two bathrooms in marble one of which is equipped with whirlpool bath, a master bedroom composed by a studio, a bedroom, private bathroom equipped with a big whirlpool bath, a service bedroom with bathroom.
A 50 sq m circa dependence used as a gymnasium with sauna and a 2100 sq m circa well-finished garden with English grass, tall trees, plants and flowers complete the property. An area covered with wood roofing is used as a parking area for the residence.
The villa is refined with valuable materials, in fact, some of the wonderful floors are made of Versailles oak parquet with yellow Siena marble inserts and other floors are made of wooden planks in diagonal decking style.
This Residence represents an unrepeatable opportunity to live in a Villa/Farmhouse, surrounded by nature, archeology and history, in an exclusive privacy condition, just a short walk from the centre of Rome and its suggestive monuments.
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