Ground-to-sky ready to use in Piazza Vescovio

Modern and multi-functional building in the lively Salario district In Piazza Vescovio, we offer an interesting ground-to-sky solution built in 1955 and renovated in 2007 with a modern and functional approach. The building is spread over 6 floors, for a total area of about 1450 square meters. On the ground floor there is a comfortable reception, while through the large stairwell or the modern elevator it is possible to reach every floor of the building free from any architectural barriers. The first floor is divided into several rooms that can be used both as single offices and to accommodate several workstations. There is also an atrium with a small waiting room to welcome external users. The other floors are organized in open spaces that can be divided into different environments thanks to the presence of modular walls that can be transformed into meeting rooms, conference rooms, environments for presentations or lectures and many other needs. On the various floors there are always large and comfortable bathrooms for both sexes and for those with motor difficulties. In the basement there is a lounge and refreshment area with an adjacent kitchen, a further and versatile open space environment and several rooms that can be used as archives or small rooms. The property includes a large terrace of about 100 square meters on the fourth floor and a small paved courtyard in the basement. The property is in excellent condition and ready for use except for any customization needs, it is equipped with fully autonomous heating and air conditioning and double glazed windows in all rooms. A few meters from Piazza Vescovio, this modern solution is located in the heart of the dynamic and expanding Salario district, full of commercial activities and services. Transport is very convenient thanks to the Libia metro stop 10 minutes away on foot and the proximity of the Salaria ring road. The Urbe airport and the Villa Ada park are also very close. "This information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements."