Within the Natural Park of the Appia Antica in a beautiful setting of Ancient Rome, a few steps from the catacombs of St. Sebastian and the Circus of Maxentius, near the Mausoleum of Cecilia metella, offer for sale prestigious Villa 50 years, spread over four levels, within a private protected consortium, comprising 5 houses. The entrance to the property from the road Appia Antica through automatic gates with video surveillance. It is surrounded by a lush green garden area of 6500 sq. m. with a swimming pool and the deep well is about 30 meters used for irrigation.

This unique 4 storey Villa has 3 separate entrances and designed for 2 families. Its total area is 550 sq. m, loggia and terrace – 112 sq. m. Consists of: Ground floor: entrance, hall, triple living room, spacious kitchen, bathroom, storeroom, porch and balconies; 1st floor: 2 small apartments with separate entrance, large lounge with direct access to the garden, overlooking pool, staff room etc. different rooms; 2nd floor: sleeping area with spacious bedrooms, some with private bathrooms, balconies and terraces; 3 th floor: various rooms terrace. Staircase leading from the first to the attic floor. Gas (methane), electricity and water supply system are normal. 2 heating systems with boilers in the room. Autonomous air conditioning system. 3 phone lines, 2 of them digital. A contract with satellite channel SKY + 2 of the parabolic antenna. Convenient connections to international airports and such areas as Eur, Appio Latino, Aventino, Quarto Miglio.

The Villa was leased by well-known actors and personalities from the worlds of culture and Finance.

Via, the via Appia Antica is the ancient Roman road, its construction started in 300 BC Road ended in Brindisi, connecting, thus, the Roman Empire with Greece and the East. Then this road was called the \"Royal road\". The via Appia Antica is a large archaeological and landscape interest. In part that is closer to the center of the city you can see numerous tombs, monuments, remains of villas and antiquities, as well as, churches with underground catacombs where they were hiding the first Christian communities. Today Appleva road is one of the obligatory places to visit by tourists, the Romans come here for sports or simply to stroll among the pine trees, here are the famous restaurants of Roman cuisine. In the 50-60s in the Central part of the road was the opportunity to build exclusive villas, which are currently the residences of important Roman and international families.