Furnished two-room apartment a stone's throw from Piazza De Ferrari

The expansion of the built-up area in the direction of the heights began in 1852, precisely with the laying out and straightening of the road up from Piazza Corvetto to Manin. The operation was part of the trend of public building projects for the more affluent classes that had begun three centuries earlier with the opening of the Strade Nuove: it is no coincidence that the façades facing onto the street recall the mannerist façades of the 16th century, decorated with stuccoes and details typical of the period. Today, Via Assarotti is mainly a residential area, but full of numerous commercial premises, from clothing boutiques, restaurants and cafés to basic necessities such as supermarkets and pharmacies. The location fits well with the needs of those looking for a quiet residence close to the centre and for those who need easy access to the city's main services. Today, Via Assarotti thrives as a primarily residential area whilst bustling with a variety of commercial establishments from chic clothing boutiques, delightful restaurants, and trendy hair salons to essential services like supermarkets and pharmacies. It is an ideal location for those seeking a quiet residence close to the center or those who desire easy access to the city's main services.