Ideal home with terrace, view of greenery and garage
This house, located on the fifth floor of a 1960s building with concierge service, lift, attic, and garage, has a generous floor plan of over 260 square meters. From the large entrance, you enter the airy living area with a double reception room and dining room overlooking the historic Casale di Pio V Ghisleri and its gardens.
The large windows frame this monument, which flows softly into the living room, already warmed by oak parquet flooring, a fireplace, and versatile decorative elements. The designer kitchen by Afro Celotto for Valcucine is impeccable and designed to the millimeter with custom cabinetry and woodwork. In the study, directly connected to the terrace with south-west exposure, original boiserie lends elegance to the environment. Currently, in addition to the master bedroom, there is a second large room divided into two. Each has its own bathroom. The third is located in the service area used as a laundry room.
On the sixth floor, we find an attic. On level S1 is the parking space in the condominium garage. If useful, it is possible to purchase a second double garage separately. If required by use, the house, which has two entrances, can be divided. Currently it is in perfect condition and does not require renovation but can be customized according to tastes and needs. This prestigious property is located at Via Gregorio VII near the Casale di S. Pio V. The view looks directly onto the building of Pope Ghislieri, who went to live there before 1567.
An imposing square block that reflects the strong personality of a Pope who, alongside Carlo Borromeo, promoted the return of the Church to strict customs and virtue. The villa gardens were later softened when the complex was ceded to Queen Margherita of Savoy to become an asylum for the blind.
Today lush and home to the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery at Link Campus University, they make this area—along with Villa Carpegna and Villa Pamphili—a green lung for the city traversed by one of its most important arteries—Via Gregorio VII—which connects the historic centre and the Vatican to the airport.
*The present information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.
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