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Se stai per studiare nella Roma storica con qualcuno vicino - o vuoi solo un posto tutto per te - e hai bisogno di un posto confortevole in cui vivere, mentre esplori la città, devi assolutamente dare un'occhiata a questo appartamento situato nei quartiere Sallustio Ludovisi Via Veneto proprio nel cuore della città! L'appartamento è un monolocale con una camera da letto su un piano rialzato, un bagno, una cucina e una zona soggiorno molto accogliente. Oltre a poter raggiungere ogni parte del centro, sei vicino alla Sapienza e alla Luiss via Pola, via Parenzo e Villa Blanc. Finora ho ospitato molti studenti americani, australiani, francesi che frequentavano queste università
This is a Studio
You will have the entire property to yourself
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Living roomKitchen
Bathroom
BedroomAvailable from: January 2026
Min stay: 27 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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A trusted landlord has had at least one successful booking.
Hosted 4 people
Response rate 100%
Usually replies in 8 hours
Joined May 2015
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From 08 Jan 2026
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Fortnightly cleaning provided.
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More about the contractthe location is great, in the hart of Rome, the bedroom has the ceiling little to close to the bed, that the only thing is can on the apartament
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