Gleaming white marble on the floors and French doors that lead to the terrace make this living room special. Queen sofabed.
The narrow terrace wraps the living room and is a pleasant retreat from the busy streets of historic Rome.
Two sets of French doors in the living room admit lots of light. The second bedroom is just beyond.
Looking to the right from the terrace you can see the high banks of the Tiber River & the Ponte Margherita bridge.
Looking to the other direction from the terrace are handsome buildings of the Flaminio neighborhood & the tree-lined street below.
Doors to terrace on the right. Antique dining table.
Antique desk and dining table in the spacious living room.
A warm welcome awaits you when you step through the front door of the Flaminio apartment.
The kitchen has a small table for two and a window that opens onto the interior of the building.
Another view of the kitchen table.
The kitchen has an American style coffee maker, large refrigerator and dishwasher.
The master bedroom has ample closet space and queen bed.
A bonus in the master bedroom is the small second terrace.
The master bathroom is large, with marble tiles, toilet, bidet, sink and bathtub with shower.
The master bathroom gets lots of light from the large windows next to the sink.
From the twin beds in the second bedroom you face the antique armoire and the window that opens to the living room terrace.
The second bathroom has an enclosed shower, sink and toilet.
Dramatic Piazza del Popolo is watched over by obelisk and "twin" churches flanking top of Via del Corso. Left street leads to Spanish Steps.
Two blocks away is the Flaminio street car line & a handy little grocery store.
Two-minute walk (we timed it!) from apartment are sweeping arches of Porta Flaminia built around 1562.
Just a few blocks away is the small neighborhood open-air market for produce.
Inspecting winter fruits while the kind signora chooses perfectly ripe fruits for each customer.
Butcher stall at the open air market is convenient.
Tiny corner stall in the Mercato Rionale for breakfast & lunch essentials. The owner is friendly and helpful.
To left through Porta del Popolo archway is the Santa Maria del Popolo church with Pinturicchio frescos, Caravaggio paintings.
The wide open Piazza del Popolo was thankfuly liberated from traffic snarls when Rome resticted through traffic in the city center.
The Pincio Gardens rise up behind the Piazza del Popolo. Gracious umbrella pines are a scenic aspect of Rome.
The famous Egyptian obelisk in Piazza del Popolo was under restoration so was shrouded in scaffolding and a clever photo likeness.
Restoration works throughout Rome provide billboard-style advertising opportunites which fall into the "anything for a price" category.
Just one block away is a very handy small supermarket, a bank with an ATM machine and a deli that is open for lunch.
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The second bedroom has two twin beds and overlooks the living room terrace.