Appartamento via del Governo Vecchio, Piazza Navona, Roma

Esclusiva dimora storica di pregio, ubicata all'interno di Palazzo Fonseca (XVII sec.) a pochi passi da Piazza Navona e Piazza Campo de Fiori, un edificio storico sottoposto a vincolo diretto da parte della soprintendenza, dotato di ascensore al piano e servizio di portineria intera giornata. L'appartamento occupa il primo piano nobile di Palazzo Fonseca. Colpiscono subito i soffitti alti oltre 5,5 metri, gli armadi decorati a mano e quasi tutti i pavimenti in parquet di ottima qualità. Attualmente l'immobile è composto da 7 vani, di cui 2 grandi suite, 1 camera da letto e 3 bagni, 1 soggiorno doppio, cucina, lavanderia e corridoio. Gli interni sono rifiniti con soluzioni di pregio, inoltre tutti gli impianti idraulico ed elettrico sono a norma e certificati. Completa la proprietà una cantina di 20mq, ubicata al piano terra quindi, comodamente accessibile grazie all'assenza di senza scale. Acquisto diretto dalla proprietà senza intermediazione. (ENGLISH VERSION) A few steps from the Navona Square and Campo de Fiori Square on the first floor of Palazzo Fonseca, a historic building subjects to direct restrictions by the Superintendence, with concierge service and lift to the floor, we offer for sale a prestigious apartment of 240 square meters. It is a large seventeenth-century residence characterized by a courtyard garden with centuries-old banana trees. The apartment occupies the first noble floor of Fonseca Buiding. The over 5.5 meter high ceilings, the wardrobes decorated by hand and almost all parquet floors of excellent quality are immediately striking. Currently the property consists of 7 rooms, including 2 big suite bedrooms 1 bedroom and 3 bathrooms, 1 double living rooms, kitchen, laundry and corridor. The interiors are finished with valuable solutions, furthermore, all plumbing and electrical systems are compliant and certified. The property includes a 20m2 cellar, located on the ground floor and therefore easily accessible thanks to the absence of stairs. Direct purchase from the property without intermediation. FONSECA PALACE XV - XVII Here history seems to have stopped, and once we cross the threshold of Palazzo Fonseca in the Parione district we are welcomed by a gently suspended time. Set between Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori - between the opulence of Baroque Rome and the popular Rome of Campo de' Fiori - the building is located in Via del Governo Vecchio, a street in the very center of Rome whose name refers to the Governorate of Papal Rome, whose seat was in the building at No. 39 until 1741, when Pope Benedict XIV moved it to Palazzo Madama. The building, originally owned by the Mignanelli family of Siena, present in Rome since the fifteenth century, was purchased in the mid-seventeenth century by the physician of Pope Innocent X, the Portuguese Gabriele Fonseca, who later received the title of Marquis. He had the palazzo completely renovated by Orazio Torriani.