A professional premises arranged over two levels, with two separate entrances and dedicated technological features, ideal for administrative and operational activities.
Located on Via Alberto Ascari, in Rome’s Ardeatino district, this commercial property registered in cadastral category C/1 stands out for its functional layout over two levels, internally connected by a staircase, and for its two street-facing shop windows. Currently used as an office, the property offers a versatile solution for those wishing to organize their business in distinct, well-structured areas. Its utility and security systems, together with the configuration of the spaces, enhance its professional and operational vocation.
The ground floor opens onto a large open-plan area, ideal for reception, welcoming clients or operational use, alongside two bathrooms. The upper level houses two meeting rooms and an additional room, providing a functional layout that allows the various professional activities to be organized efficiently. Features include automatic shutters, fire detectors, emergency lighting, an alarm system and an air-conditioning system with heating and cooling functions. A second C/1 commercial property, also arranged over two levels, is additionally available for sale a few metres away on the same street. The two units are independent and not connected, but may be purchased together, representing an interesting opportunity for those wishing to have two distinct and complementary premises, expand their presence in the area or organize different business functions in separate spaces.
Thanks to its internal layout and dedicated rooms, the property is suitable for multiple professional uses and is particularly appealing to service companies, IT and technology businesses, professional firms and administrative organizations seeking a functional, well-organized headquarters capable of combining operational efficiency, privacy and spaces for meetings and conferences.
*The information and floor plans provided herein are for indicative purposes only and do not constitute contractual elements.