Appartamento in Via Giacomo Barzellotti 5, 
71 mq di spazio e comfort. 
Composto da:
- 1 camera spaziosa
- Salotto con divano letto per ospitare comodamente
- Cucina/angolo cottura
- Bagno moderno

(English version below)

ITA

Appartamento con terrazzo e vista sul Foro Romano

In Via Baccina, nel cuore di Roma, proponiamo in affitto un appartamento di 90 mq dotato di un terrazzo di 22 mq.

L’immobile si compone di due camere da letto, due bagni e un grande salone doppio. Quest’ultimo, grazie a tre ampie porte-finestre a tutta altezza, si apre direttamente sul terrazzo a livello, creando un ambiente arioso e ricco di luce naturale.

Il terrazzo rappresenta uno spazio di grande pregio: da qui si ammira una vista suggestiva sul Foro Romano e sulle colonne del Teatro Romano, uno scenario unico che impreziosisce l’abitazione.

L’appartamento è luminosissimo e situato in un edificio dotato di ascensore, che ne rende l’accesso comodo e funzionale.


ENG

Apartment with Terrace and Views of the Roman Forum

On Via Baccina, in the very heart of Rome, we offer for rent a 90 sqm apartment with a 22 sqm terrace.

The property includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large double living room. The living area, with its three full-height French windows, opens directly onto the terrace at level, filling the rooms with abundant natural light.

The terrace is a distinctive feature of the apartment, offering evocative views over the Roman Forum and the columns of the Roman Theatre—a truly remarkable backdrop.

The apartment is exceptionally bright and is located in a building equipped with an elevator.

Apartment with Terrace and Views of the Roman Forum

Affitto Bilocale sito al primo piano di un complesso residenziale recente di nuova costruzione. Composto da angolo cottura, zona giorno e camera da letto. Ampie finestre che danno sul giardino interno. Ambiente luminoso. Balcone molto spazioso di circa 25 mq. Recentemente tinteggiato e ammobiliati a nuovo, come da foto.
Compreso nel prezzo mensile il box auto. Le spese condominiali pari a 150 euro/mese. 
L'appartamento è libero dal giorno 2024-11-01. L'appartamento ha una superficie totale di 65 metri quadrati (escluso balcone). Ci sono 1 camera/e da letto, 1 bagno/i.
Le seguenti utenze sono incluse nel prezzo dell'affitto: internet. Le seguenti utenze non sono incluse nel prezzo dell'affitto: luce, gas. Per le utenze escluse si stima un costo mensile aggiuntivo di 150 €. Il costo del condominio non è compreso nel canone mensile (150 euro). Viene richiesto un minimo di permanenza di 1 mese/i. Non si effettuano visite ed è possibile prenotare direttamente online.

L'appartamento è libero dal giorno 2025-05-09. L'appartamento ha una superficie totale di 50 metri quadrati. Ci sono 1 camera/e da letto, 1 bagno/i. . Inoltre ha 1 salotto/i.
Il costo del condominio è compreso nel canone mensile. Viene richiesto un minimo di permanenza di 1 mese/i.
È possibile prenotare direttamente online.

Appartamento in Via Simone Martini, Roma di 50 m²

The apartment has been completely renovated with luxury furnishings, all A+++ class appliances, independent heating with a new condensing boiler, cast iron radiators with thermostatic valves, hot and cold air conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, oven, hairdryer, stereo system, television, alarm system, 2 private bathrooms, shared kitchen, shared living room, shared storage room. 
Shops on the street and a few meters away in the neighboring streets, supermarket 150 meters away, bus stop 100 meters away, metro 950 meters away.
The apartment is a 10-minute walk from St. Peter's Square.

L'appartamento è libero dal giorno 2025-11-16. L'appartamento ha una superficie totale di 100 metri quadrati. Ci sono 2 camera/e da letto, 2 bagno/i. . Inoltre ha 1 salotto/i.
Le spese condominiali non sono incluse nel canone di affitto e hanno un costo medio di 130€ che comprende acqua.
Per le utenze è previsto un costo medio di 120€ che comprende gas, elettricità, internet.
Viene richiesto un minimo di permanenza di 1 mese/i.
È possibile prenotare direttamente online.

ITA

Nel cuore di Roma, di fronte al Vaticano, proponiamo in affitto un luminoso trilocale situato in Viale Vaticano, al secondo e ultimo piano di una palazzina tranquilla.

L’appartamento, di 56 mq, è composto da due camere da letto, bagno, e soggiorno con cucina a vista, funzionale e ben organizzato. Il vero punto di forza è lo splendido terrazzo di circa 50 mq, ampio e vivibile, con una magnifica vista panoramica su Roma 🌇, ideale per momenti di relax all’aperto.

La posizione è estremamente centrale e strategica: l’immobile si trova a pochi passi dal Vaticano ed è comodamente collegato grazie alla vicinanza alle fermate Cipro e Valle Aurelia della Metro A 🚇.

L’appartamento è dotato di Wi-Fi, riscaldamento autonomo, aria condizionata e Smart TV, offrendo comfort moderni in una delle zone più affascinanti della città.



ENG

In the very heart of Rome, directly facing the Vatican, we offer a bright two-bedroom apartment located on Viale Vaticano, set on the second and top floor of a quiet building.

The apartment measures 56 sqm and features two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living area with open-plan kitchen, well laid out and practical. Its highlight is the large 50 sqm terrace, perfect for outdoor living and enjoying a stunning panoramic view over Rome 🌇.

The location is exceptionally central and convenient: just steps from the Vatican and within easy reach of the Cipro and Valle Aurelia stops on Metro Line A 🚇.

The property comes fully equipped with Wi-Fi, independent heating, air conditioning, and a Smart TV, combining modern comfort with an unbeatable Roman setting.

Trilocale in Viale Vaticano, Roma

COMPOSIZIONE IMMOBILE 


Appartamento arredato di 36 m² al 2° piano con ascensore, ideale per 1-2 persone o una coppia con un figlio, essendoci un letto aggiuntivo pieghevole nel mobile accanto all' armadio.
L’immobile è composto da una camera da letto, un bagno, una cucina abitabile munita di un tavolo allungabile con sedie, un frigorifero, un mobile contenente utensili nonché un microonde e una macchina del caffè elettrica, e c'è anche un balcone. Appartamento dotato di tutti i comfort: WiFi, aria condizionata, riscaldamento autonomo e centralizzato, lavatrice, piano cottura, utensili da cucina e pentole, posto auto. Completamente arredato e pronto da abitare.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Furnished 36 m² apartment on the 2nd floor with elevator, ideal for 1–2 people or a couple with a child since there is an additional folding bed in the cabinet next to the wardrobe.The property consists of one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen  with  dining area, containing an extendable table with chairs,  a refrigerator, cabinet with utensils as well as microwave and electric coffee machine, a kitchen sink, and there is also a balcony. The apartment is equipped with all comforts: WiFi, air conditioning, independent and central heating, washing machine, stovetop, kitchen utensils and cookware, and a parking space. Fully furnished and move-in ready.

Trilocale arredato nel cuore di Roma – Via di Sant’Andrea delle Fratte

Luminoso trilocale di 68 m² situato in posizione centralissima, a pochi passi da Piazza di Spagna e dalle principali attrazioni del centro storico. L’appartamento si trova al primo piano di uno stabile ben tenuto ed è completamente arredato, pronto per essere abitato.

L’immobile è composto da due camere da letto, un soggiorno accogliente e spazi ben distribuiti, ideali per una o due persone. Perfetto per professionisti o studenti che desiderano vivere in una delle zone più richieste di Roma, con negozi, ristoranti e mezzi pubblici nelle immediate vicinanze.

Luminoso bilocale di 55 mq situato al secondo piano con ascensore, ideale per una o due persone.

L’appartamento è composto da una confortevole camera da letto, un bagno, un soggiorno accogliente e un balcone che offre uno spazio esterno perfetto per rilassarsi. Gli ambienti sono completamente arredati e pensati per garantire funzionalità e comfort.

La cucina è dotata di piano cottura, utensili e pentole, pronta per essere utilizzata fin dal primo giorno. Tra i servizi inclusi: WiFi, lavatrice, aria condizionata e riscaldamento centralizzato, per assicurare il massimo comfort in ogni stagione.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Living for rent in Rome: the Eternal City</h3>
Rome is the capital of Italy and one of the most visited cities in the world. Once the center of the Roman Empire, it is still immersed in history and legend, making it one of the most beautiful cities overall. Also known as "the Eternal City," Rome offers a diverse range of neighborhoods to choose from when considering living for rent. Apartments for rent in Rome are in high demand, but if you desire to live in the city that houses the Colosseum and the Vatican, the Spacest Team will provide you with a wide selection of rental accommodations in Rome that you can book with a simple click. Whether you're interested in renting a room or an apartment, with Spacest, you can be sure to find exactly what you're looking for.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Living in Rome</h3>
Living in Rome means experiencing the perfect blend of past and present. It's a vortex of art, culture, exquisite cuisine, and vibrant nightlife. Moreover, Rome offers a wide variety of job and study opportunities. It's no wonder that so many people choose to live in Rome, with its beauties, the vast availability of apartments and rooms for rent in Rome, its unique and distinct areas, and its typical traditions.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Working and living for rent in Rome</h3>
Many of those searching for apartments for rent in Rome relocate to the city for work reasons. As the largest city in Italy, Rome hosts the headquarters of some of the most important companies at the national level. The Roman economy is mainly focused on services, the technology industry, construction, research, the banking sector, and tourism. As a result, most major Italian companies are located in Rome, along with three of the largest global enterprises: Enel, Eni, and Telecom Italia. The capital contributes 9% to Italy's GDP, second only to Milan. Therefore, Rome offers many housing opportunities if you want to live for rent in Rome as a young professional, exploring the city in all its possibilities.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Renting houses and apartments for students in Rome</h3>
If you are a student planning to live in Rome, you will find that finding the perfect accommodation is not so complicated, although you may need some advice from our team. Rome offers a lot to students, especially those studying art history or humanities in general. The city boasts 27 state museums and galleries among the most important in the world. Apartments for rent in Rome are highly sought after by students, whether they are private accommodations or shared ones. In shared apartments, each student usually has their own private room, while the other spaces are shared with one or more roommates. This option is usually the most economical when it comes to renting an apartment in Rome. When you rent an apartment, the landlord or the platform, like Spacest, may require certain documents, such as identification and proof of income. They may also require a monetary deposit. Lastly, if you want to rent an apartment or a room for students in Rome, in some cases, you may also be required to present a document confirming your enrollment at your university. Apartments for rent in Rome are generally available for both long and short periods, furnished or unfurnished. Keep in mind that, for fairly obvious reasons, apartments for short periods are usually already furnished.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The best neighborhoods to live for rent in Rome</h3>
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<li>Prati is one of the centers of Roman culture and commerce, traversed by Via Cola di Rienzo, one of the main shopping streets in the capital, and home to numerous characteristic squares. This neighborhood borders the Vatican City and is located on the opposite bank of the river from Piazza Navona, a monumental square built in the 1st century AD, which, in addition to the traditional fountain, hosts numerous street artists, bars, and restaurants. There are apartments for rent in Rome for all budgets, but the Prati area can be more expensive than others. For a small apartment in the city center, you can expect to pay around €1000 per month, while for a family residence, the price typically ranges around €1800;</li>
<li>The EUR neighborhood, on the other hand, is completely different. It is a rather affluent residential area, from which the city center can be easily reached on foot. Designed in the 1930s, today this neighborhood is not only a residential area but also hosts a good number of public and private offices. At the EUR, you can find the headquarters of some important institutions, such as Confindustria, ENI, and the Ministry of Health. Its central location and efficient public transport make it an ideal place for professionals looking for a recently renovated and furnished apartment for rent in Rome. Some of these apartments are also equipped with a terrace, and in certain cases, the expenses are already included in the rent;</li>
<li>San Giovanni is located south of Termini Station, situated on a hill and dominated by the marvelous Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. It is an area rich in history and very diverse, populated with Chinese restaurants and the Esquilino Market, the best place in the city to buy fresh fish and produce. But it is also one of the best areas to find apartments for rent in Rome for long periods at affordable prices.</li>
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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The costs of living in Rome</h3>
Rome is a magnificent city that attracts more than 10 million tourists and thousands of students and expats every year. Consequently, the cost of living is quite high. Like in most capitals, the expense that will likely weigh the most on your budget is rent. Rent levels depend on the area you decide to live in, as well as the size and condition of the apartment. For a studio apartment outside the city center, rents are around €1000 per month, while for a room in a shared apartment, you should be able to manage with €600-€700 per month. In any case, Rome is certainly less expensive than other international metropolises like New York or Tokyo. Like in most major cities, it is advisable to give up owning a car and rely on public transportation. The general monthly pass costs €35 and allows you to use the subway, trams, buses, and regional trains up to 30 km from the city center.
Indicative prices for essential (and non-essential) items:
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<li>Three-course dinner for two at a mid-range restaurant: €50;</li>
<li>Medium-sized craft beer on tap (0.5l): €4;</li>
<li>One liter of milk: €1.40;</li>
<li>A loaf of white bread: €1.20;</li>
<li>A bottle of wine: €5;</li>
<li>A pack of cigarettes: €5;</li>
<li>A monthly public transportation pass: €35;</li>
<li>Basic household expenses (electricity, waste disposal, heating, water): €160.</li>
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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The most beautiful areas to live for rent in Rome</h3>
In addition to the mentioned neighborhoods, Rome has other beautiful areas where you can live for rent within various districts around the city. The Spacest Team has selected some of these zones, among the most beautiful in Rome:
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<li>City Center: the center of Rome is universally known for its charm and the spontaneity of its inhabitants, whether they are native Romans or adopted. Seeing is believing: just take a walk along the streets of the Monti district to get lost among the cobblestone alleys and typical squares, taking advantage of one of the many characteristic fountains for a refreshing break;</li>
<li>Colosseum: recognized as the most famous of ancient Rome's monuments, the Colosseum has a rather brutal history due to the violent battles between gladiators. Fortunately, today it is nothing more than a witness to the history of the past, and the only warriors populating it are tourists armed with cameras and city guides. Rental accommodations in Rome near the Colosseum can be extremely expensive due to the historical value of the surrounding monuments and buildings;</li>
<li>Piazza Navona: elegant, historic, rich in Baroque-style decorations, with its monumental fountain and typical street vendors, Piazza Navona is the main square of Rome's historic center. The numerous open-air bars, restaurants, and clubs in the vicinity make the surrounding area the ideal place for those who wish to live for rent in Rome and savor the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Rome. This square is located right in the heart of the city, and as a result, apartments for rent can be very expensive. Apartments for rent in Rome near Piazza Navona are also characterized by their relatively small sizes, given the antiquity of the historic buildings, and prices can vary greatly;</li>
<li>Piazza di Spagna: the famous Spanish Steps lead to the square of the same name from the Trinità dei Monti Church and have been attracting visitors since the 18th century. Its 135 steps are a perfect spot to admire the city in all its beauty, and tourists flock there in search of a taste of typical Roman social life. If you are looking for an apartment in this area of Rome, keep in mind that monthly rents can range from €1200 to €2700, depending on factors such as size, renovation, and available amenities. With its high-fashion boutiques and numerous tourist attractions, this is a highly sought-after area, and the demand for houses for rent in Rome is consequently high;</li>
<li>Pantheon: this fascinating temple, dedicated to the pagan gods of ancient Rome, is one of the best-preserved and most significant monuments of the Eternal City. Its famous dome held the record for the largest dome in the world for 1300 years and still remains the widest self-supporting dome. Due to its central location and proximity to other significant historical monuments, the demand for apartments for rent in Rome in this area is quite high. For an apartment near the Pantheon, you should be prepared to spend over €2000 for a two-room apartment;</li>
<li>San Lorenzo: San Lorenzo is a very lively neighborhood, bustling with clubs, restaurants, and bars. Along with Trastevere, it is also known for hosting the Roman hipster scene. It is located southeast of Rome Termini, a short distance from the train station. San Lorenzo is particularly popular among students seeking entertainment and fun, but it also has much to offer history enthusiasts. Here, you can visit the Catacombs of Ciriaca. Houses and rooms for rent in Rome in this area also tend to be more affordable compared to other parts of the city;</li>
<li>Pigneto: the Pigneto area is part of the Prenestino district and is known as the meeting point for artists and the home of the Roman alternative scene. It is a heavily frequented area by university students, especially those from abroad or other regions of Italy. Nearby, you can also find the main campus of the University La Sapienza of Rome;</li>
<li>Vatican City: with a territory of only 44 square hectares, Vatican City is the smallest state in the world and also the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. This sacred place is home to the Pope's residence and several religious monuments of high symbolic value, such as the enchanting Basilica of St. Peter, which can be considered the very emblem of the Vatican. Regarding apartments for rent in Rome in the Vatican area, there are multiple alternatives available, and the average cost for a two-room apartment is around €1600 per month. Although most apartments are located in charming historical buildings, the interiors generally have the most modern comforts.</li>
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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How to find a rental home in Rome</h3>
The search for your rental home in Rome starts online. There are many websites and apps, like Spacest, where you can search for rooms and apartments for rent in Rome. Find the neighborhoods that interest you, compare prices, look at photos, and read reviews. Once you've found the right home, you'll need to sign a rental contract. Be sure to read it carefully and ensure that it includes all the important details, such as the rental price, additional expenses, duration of the contract, and termination conditions. Finally, you'll need some documents to finalize your rental contract in Rome, including your ID card, tax code, and, in the case of workers or students, a document certifying your status (such as an employment contract or a university enrollment certificate).

In conclusion, finding a rental home in Rome can be an adventure, but with the right information and good organization, you can enjoy the wonderful experience of living in the Eternal City.

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