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Charming 1-Bedroom Apartment in Testaccio – Ideal for Couples or Solo Living
Via Panfilo Castaldi, Testaccio – Rome
This beautiful and fully furnished 1-bedroom apartment is perfect for a couple or individual seeking a short- or medium-term stay in one of Rome’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Located on the 3rd floor with elevator, this apartment offers both comfort and convenience.
️ Features:
• 1 spacious bedroom with a double bed
• Bright and cozy living room
• Fully equipped kitchen with all essentials
• Air conditioning – new Daikin
• Elevator access
Top Location Highlights:
• Situated in Testaccio, a lively district known for its nightlife and exceptional restaurants
• Steps away from Porta Portese, Italy’s largest flea market (every Sunday)
• Close to Viale Marconi, packed with shops, markets, and eateries
• Trastevere Train Station is just 400 meters away
• Excellent public transport links: Tram lines 8 & 3, plus multiple buses nearby
• Just a 30-minute walk to FAO, or 10 minutes by bus
• Easy access to WFP via Trastevere Station (8-minute walk)
• 1.8 km from Piramide Metro Station
Availability & Rental Info:
• For short or medium-term rentals only
Offers a Transitory contract – for stays of up to 18 months. Landlord and tenant can freely agree upon the price of the rent and the contract must state the reasons why the tenant needs the apartment for less than 18 months.
Rates:
1 to 3 months: €2,000/monthly – All-inclusive
Over 3 months: €1,400/monthly – All-inclusive
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact:
[email protected]
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