For sale villa in quiet zone Roma Lazio

he property is a bi-level manor equipped with vertical connection with internal staircase, in the context quiet and residential, immersed in a green 5000 sqm, is situated in a prestigious consortium bordered by private gate, and well connected to the main roads and services of first and second necessity, being valued villa is on two levels: GROUND FLOOR: They are the kitchen with dining room (with fireplace), a triple living room, laundry room with adjoining service, three bathrooms, three double bedrooms, one with access to a veranda balcony. BASEMENT: Divided into three apartments, still raw, as well as an extensive wine cellar with air space. OUTSIDE: Garden of about 5500 square meters with a porch paved in terracotta. The interior fittings coherently reflect the overall appearance of the property that appears, in its elegance, however simple, generally can be defined as the good quality of the property. HISTORY OF AREA Although he has succumbed to the town of Fiumicino over 25 square kilometers of its territory is still the largest area of ​​Rome. It is located in the western area of ​​Rome, in a small way behind and outside the ring road. Bordering the town of Fiumicino west, it is crossed by the Via Aurelia. Here is the oasis Lipu Castel di Guido, extended for 250 hectares and, in Malagrotta estate, the largest landfill in Europe, with an area of ​​just under. The area is bordered to the north-east with the area Z. XLVIII Casalotti, on the east by the suburbs S. VIII Gianicolense and ****** La Pisana area, on the south by Z. XLI Ponte Galeria area, west of the town Fiumicino (ex zones Z and Z XLIII South XLII Maccarese Maccarese North), with the area Z. XLIII Maccarese North and again with the town of Fiumicino (ex Z. XLVI Torrimpietra area). In the territory of Castel di Guido extend the urban areas Massimina 16E, 16F and 18F Pantano di Grano Boccea. Of the territory of Castel di Guido are part of the same name fraction and the villages of Fontignani, Massimina and Pantan Monastero. The area, under the name Lorium, was largely populated by the early years of the second century BC, as recently discovered thanks to some discoveries in the necropolis near Massimina. In the period of the Antonines in the second century, it was one of the villas of the Emperor Antonino Pio, where he died March 7 161. In 846 Guido I of Spoleto, called by Pope Sergius II, defeated the Saracens at Lorium, and the area takes the name of Guido Earth Saraceno. According to a document dated 1073, some Robertus, donates castrum quod cognominatur to Guido de monastery of San Gregorio.

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