3 bedrooms self-contained apartment, 170 m²

Rome, Rome (province)

For lovers of the green area north of Rome, via Cassia has all the necessary facilities, international schools such as St. George's British International School, American Overseas School Of Rome, Marymount International School, in a residential area, where you live, football players, lawyers, and movie producers, this apartment in a villa surrounded by greenery, 3 minutes from the train station has a beautiful garden of 800 sqm, in the territory of the park of Vejo , 170 sqm of hall, double living room, kitchen with dining area, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, utility room, porch.

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION

 A City to fall in love with!
 It has all the history, art, music, architecture etc to last a lifetime! 

ROMA

Besides being the capital of Italy, Rome is the city of La Dolce Vita, full of art and culture. No city in the world equals the history of the Eternal City. Founded 2700 years ago, Rome long reigned as Caput Mundi, or Capital of the World. Monumental buildings such as the Colosseum are reminiscent of the era when emperors like Nero and Trajan ruled the Roman Empire. But today's Rome owes much of its attractiveness to the Renaissance period when new squares such as the Piazza del Campidoglio were created and new buildings were constructed including the world's largest church, the Saint Peter's Basilica. Rome is all this and much more and trying to describe it in a few lines is impossible. 

Roma is a great metropolitan city, It is one of the most important cities from the historic, architectural and artistic point of view, as well as being one of the most important working and dynamic cities for the mid-south of Italy. The city is quite large and it is inhabited by nearly 3.000.000 people; the circular city map allows a good orientation:  the city is surrounded by the GRA (Grande Raccordo Anulare), that's a toll-free highway with several exits to different sides of the city and allows to circumnavigate the city. Due to the fact that the city is so large, driving is not always the most convenient way to go from one side of the city to another, but it is usually faster if you avoid rush hours.
The city centre, despite the map's size below, is quite large and includes some important historic places sites like the Coliseum, Piazza Venezia, Via del Corso, Piazza di Spagna, Piazza del Popolo and Fontana di Trevi just to name a few. The entire historic centre is well serviced by public transportation, that efficiently connects the city centre to all other areas of the city through several bus lines and by both lines A and B of the underground