The lower or expansive terrace of Rome Navona square elegant four bedroom four bathroom attic apartment with two expansive terraces and 360 degrees views of all Rome sights.

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Piazza Navona are quarter

Navona 4 bedroom attic with 2 terraces and 360 degrees panoramic Rome views

The LOWER TERRACE

Designer five bedroom four bathrooms apartment with sitting room, dining room, two expansive terraces / roof garden endowed with 360 degrees panoramic views of nearly all Rome's sights. Elevator.

Telephone
colour TV with satellite dish
air conditioning
elevator
washing machine, clothes dryer
dishwasher
autonomous heating
American coffee percolator
microwave oven
Internet Wi-Fi high speed connection

Overview
Lower terrace and its views (this page)
Higher terrace and its views
360 degree panoramic views of Rome
All the sights and domes which can be seen
Entry and foyer - lobby
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen
First single room
First double bedroom, its bathroom
Mezzanine - higher floor
Master double bedroom, its bathroom
Second single / twin bedroom
Floor plans (apartment maps)

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Navona quarter
Rome centre map, for the exact location of each property.

A general panoramic view of the lower terrace, and of its sitting area (right), and of the two dining areas (centre photo, and left side). The two doors to the left pertain to the 5th bedroom (with its bathroom), and to the second kitchen, enabling to cook in the terrace without bringing the meals from the lower kitchen.

One of the two tables of the lower terrace to dine "al fresco", amidst stunning views of all Rome's domes.

The sitting area of the lower terrace, with three ample sofas.

The second dining table, closer to the second kitchen, and to the highest terrace.

The roof garden has many plants, including fruit plants (lemon tree, small oranges, a nectarine etc.). The photo shows the ripe nectarines.

The corner with a little table and a round tray with Arabian tea cups with fresh mint picked from the roof garden.

In this VIEWER below you can see all the sights, monuments, hills and churches that can be seen from the terraces of the attic.

Please be a little patient as the photo is a large file, it takes appr. 10 seconds to download. To see all the sights of the panorama, just put the mouse over the photo, and while pressing it, move it to the left or right (or also up and down!), and the photo will rotate accordingly.

Among the countless sights you can see: Piazza Navona St. Agnese church (dome and belfry), the shell-wise dome of St. Ivo alla Sapienza, the Altar of the Fatherland (Victor Emmanuel monument), the Church of Jesus, Palazzo Altieri, the Quirinale Palace (the palace of the Popes, then of the King of Italy, now of the President), the Borghese Gardens, Villa Medici (French Academy), the Pincio Gardens, the Villa Malta, the Palace of Justice, the Monte Mario Hill, Castel St. Angelo, the Farnesina Palace, the Vatican Palaces (including those with the Sistine Chapel), St. Peter's Basilica, the Tower Clock (Torre dell'Orologio by Francesco Borromini), the Church Chiesa della Pace, the Church of San Salvatore in Lauro, the Janiculum Hill (lighthouse of Manfredi, the statue of Garibaldi overlooking Rome, St. Peter in Montorio, the Pauline Fountain), the Church Chiesa Nuova, the Church of St. Paul at the EUR, the Palazzo Farnese - and many others - naturally, also lots of old Rome's roofs!

If you want to see all the sights, domes and monuments you can single out from the terraces, please click here.