The house, about 70 square meters, consists of a living room, an entrance hall, a kitchen, a balcony, a bathroom and a bedroom. In the living room there is a sofa (sofa bed) and a television with Netflix account. At the entrance you will find a bench with everything you need for any minor cleaning (broom, mop, bucket, cloth and clothesline with clothespins). In the kitchen you will find everything you need to cook, pots, pans, steak, plates, cutlery, glasses, two ovens (one microwave and one normal), toaster and coffee machine complete with pods for tea and coffee. You will also find single serving packs of oil, salt and sugar. In the bathroom you will find the shower, sanitary ware, washing machine, complete with detergent, hair dryer, toilet paper, in addition to towels and courtesy kit. In the bedroom you will find a double bed and a single bed, on request a crib is available (max 15 kg). All children will receive a nice gift signed "La Signorina". The house is located in the heart of Rome, a few steps from Trastevere Station, railway station located at the beginning of the historic district "Trastevere", with its famous market "Portaportese" and Via del Porto Fluviale, a nice young neighborhood, mainly nightlife, which connects Ostiense to Piramide. The location is particularly congenial both for those who go to Rome for tourist purposes, being in a central location but not particularly chaotic, and for those who go to Rome for work, study, being very close to the University Roma Tre, or to participate in a public competition, from Trastevere Station passes, in fact, the regional train that connects Rome to the Fiera di Roma (located near Fiumicino) in just 18 minutes: Trastevere station is 300 meters from the house, while the metro Piramide 1.7 km. From Trastevere station you can take Tram 8 that connects the Trastevere district with Piazza Venezia in a few minutes, avoiding the traffic, going through the heart of Rome. The airport Leonardo da Vinci (FCO) can be reached by regional train from Trastevere station. .
