Charming property in Rione Campitelli

€1,450,000

5.5 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~107 m² Total surface

Description

Rare opportunity in Piazza Margana In the heart of the historic and picturesque Campitelli district, we offer a rare property in terms of location and features. The apartment is located on the second floor of a building dating back to the 12th century, currently in the final stages of external and internal renovation. Equipped with a convenient and modern elevator that reaches the floors without any level difference, the building also features a delightful communal garden. The property consists of 2 bedrooms, one with dual exposure, a study, and two bathrooms. An eat-in kitchen and an extremely bright living room complete the arrangement of the rooms. The exposures face southwest, ensuring natural light throughout the day. The parquet covering almost all floors and the false ceilings conceal respectively wonderful vintage cement tiles and exposed beams, all easily restorable. The apartment is suitable as a comfortable residence in a quiet area in the center of the Eternal City, or as a successful hospitality investment. The present information and plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.

Features

Security systemBuilt in wardrobeOpen viewSenior oriented

Engel & Völkers Roma MMC

+39 06 45548120

Property ID: W-02ZQBP

Location: Rione X Campitelli, Rome

Piazza Margana is a small and charming square in the Campitelli district, just a short walk from Piazza Venezia, which still retains the allure of medieval Rome. Its name comes from the noble Margani family, who resided there since the 13th century and left a significant mark on the area's urban layout. The square is dominated by historical buildings made of tuff and bricks, among which Palazzo Margani stands out, renovated in the 17th century, but whose origins date back to the Middle Ages. Around the square develops an intricate network of alleys and passages that evoke the atmosphere of the most ancient and hidden Rome. The absence of traffic and the unusual silence for the historic center make it a place suspended in time, favored by artists, scholars, and filmmakers. Piazza Margana represents one of the most authentic and little-known corners of the city, where one can still breathe the layered soul of Rome, amidst noble memories, silent architectures, and the discreet charm of history.