Casa Alessandria

Summary:

Freshly renovated flat in a Liberty‑era building: queen bedroom with memory‑foam, living room with queen sofa‑bed & 55″ Smart‑TV, kitchen full‑stack (induction, oven, dishwasher, Nespresso). Walk‑in shower + eco kit. FTTH fiber Wi‑Fi, A/C everywhere, washer‑dryer, plush linens. Vintage shell, 2025 comfort—ready for your feed.



The Space:

Step through the cast‑iron door of an early‑1900s building that’s just had a glow‑up—think remastered vinyl, not dusty antique. Fresh‑sanded parquet, double‑glazed peace‑and‑quiet windows, earth‑friendly LED lighting. Your comfort lineup:

• Queen bedroom with cloud‑level memory‑foam mattress and a wall‑to‑wall wardrobe fit for influencer‑sized luggage.

• Queen sofa‑bed in the living room—perfect for a Netflix‑and‑snooze double feature.

• Fully equipped kitchen (fan oven, induction hob, dishwasher) + Nespresso with a starter pod pack, because caffeine is a human right.

• Fiber‑optic Wi‑Fi (FTTH)—upload, stream, Zoom, repeat, zero lag.

• A/C in every room—Roman heatwave? Nice try, Caronte.

• 55″ Smart‑TV, washer/dryer combo, fluffy towels, and eco‑friendly toiletries. “All the comforts” is not just brochure talk here.



The Neighborhood:

If Rome were a playlist, the Salario district would be that indie track only the real fans have on repeat. Via Alessandria is one of the neighborhood’s historic spines—think Liberty‑style villas, mom‑and‑pop shops, and stray bursts of street art. It’s not a tourist set‑piece; it’s Rome doing its nine‑to‑five.



At the end of the street pops up Porta Pia, Michelangelo’s final mic‑drop (we’re not talking small potatoes here) and a badge of Italy’s unification. A few steps farther and you spill into the 19th‑century greenery of Villa Albani, and after a ten‑minute mindful stroll you hit Villa Borghese: sunrise jogs, sunset views from the Pincio, or an old‑school picnic—take your pick.



Foodies, heads up: swing by the Piazza Alessandria market for fruit that actually tastes like fruit; hit trattoria Ai Balestrari for paper‑thin Roman pizza that crackle‑crunches on impact; and treat yourself at Gelateria I Gracchi if you need proof that factory gelato is a total bluff. Feeling vegan‑curious? Ops! has a buffet so good it makes even the staunchest carnivores levitate.



Getting Around:

• 600 m to Metro Line B – Castro Pretorio: Colosseum in 3 stops, Piramide in 6.

• Buses 60/62/90 on Via Nomentana ➜ Piazza Venezia, Trevi Fountain & the gang in 10‑15 min (traffic gods permitting—hey, it’s Rome, surrender in style).

• Roma Termini 1.2 km away: roll your suitcase there without inventing new swear words.

• A flock of shared e‑scooters and bikes always parked out front— the Eternal City, but on eco‑friendly mode.