SORRY RENTED
This beautiful penthouse is surrounded by a single balcony with several terraces. An internal wooden staircase to access the attic to reach the master bedroom  with private bathroom with tub.  Well connected to Wfp and Ambrit International School,  A garage which can be reached directly by lift without leaving the building.
Contract:Â YES long term 3 + 2Â contract
Monthly: €2,400.00 + €130 a month for condominium
Address: Largo Giuseppe La Masa 3
• Large entrance
• Triple dining room
• Master bedroom with private bathroom with tub
• 4 bedrooms
• 4 Bathrooms
• Full furnished kitchen with all accessories ( refrigerator, Stove and dishwasher )
• Maids room with service bathroom
• 200 m2 plus terraces
If you are interested in renting this property email info@expatslivinginrome.com for an appointment.
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