Bright Apartment

ROME, African Quarter, Via Lago Tana. Delightful apartment, very bright, on the third floor of a building on the corner of Viale Libia.

• Ref. FUX62
• 70 sqm.
• 2 Bedrooms
• 1 Bathrooms

ROME, African Neighborhood, Via Lago Tana. Delightful apartment, very bright, on the fourth floor of a building at the corner of Viale Libia, which enjoys a precious internal common garden. The ideal location, a few steps from the Libia Metro B stop, allows you to quickly reach the city center and take advantage of all the services in the area, one of the most commercial in the capital.

The house, of about 70.00 covered square meters, enjoys large and well distributed spaces that optimize the livability of the good.
It consists of a living area with large entrance and living room with kitchenette and sleeping area with hallway, bedroom, single bedroom and large bathroom with shower.
The property completes a balcony for the entire length of the property with a large livable space in front of the living room.

The offer constitutes an excellent housing opportunity but also of investment, as a type, cutting and location of the house are excellently lent to a profitable and easy management for short rein.

Details:
Apartment Cat. A/3
3th floor
70.00 square meters covered
16.00 sqm terrace
75.00 commercial square meters
Communal garden
Great investment

AREA
African neighborhood: between shopping and cinema in Viale Libia and the other streets of the area.
The so -called African district is an area of the Trieste district characterized by the names of the streets all referable to the colonial wars of Italy in Eritrea, Libya, Somalia, Abyssinia, and Ethiopia, since the last years of the nineteenth century to the Second World War.
It extends from via Nomentana to axis viale Eritrea - Viale Libia which runs along the route of the ancient ditch of Sant’Agnese.

The neighborhood was born in the 1920s with the construction of villas for employees of the State Railways and has strongly developed after the second post -war period with the characteristic buildings of the 1950s and 1960s. In the area there are several architecturally architectural interventions of quality such as the building in Viale Libia by Ugo Pangichenti or the houses in Torre in Viale Ethiopia. Some streets are very wide, with bright buildings.
Today the neighborhood is characterized by noble residences and apartments, such as those in via Asmara, public and private popular buildings, for example those present in via Tripoli and Piazza Amba Alagi, and active commercial arteries, represented above all by Viale Libia and Viale Somalia.
Parishes of the neighborhood are Santa Emereziana and Santa Maria Goretti.

The Italian adventure in Africa begins with the purchase, by the Rubatino navigation company, of the Bay of Assab in 1869, and then became a military operation with the conquest of Eritrea (1885), ABISSINIA, SOMALIA and Libya in 1911. A series of military campaigns of which the Italian defeats remained in history: the massacre of the 500 of Dogali in 1887 (hence the name of the Piazza dei Cinquecento, facing the Termini station), Amba Alagi (1985 ), Makallè and above all Adua in 1896.
We mention some names that we find in the toponymy of the neighborhood. In Abyssinia: via Tenebien, the region of Ethiopia, via endertà, impervious mountain range, via Lago Tana, on the plateaus at 1800 m in height. In Libya: via Homs, suburb in the Roman era of Leptis Magna, via Borce, a Cyrenaic town founded in the 4th century BC, via measured, which was the autonomous Republic until 1922, via Sabrata, founded in 1000 BC. shining under the Antonini and Severi, via Giarabub, the cyrenaic oasis obliged to transit the caravans towards Sudan, Egypt and the Red Sea, Piazza Gondar, an ancient imperial capital of Ethiopia.