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Rental in Rome has also a great selection of italian villa rentals. This huge and and fascinating villa in Liberty style, surrounded by greenery, is located in Via Annibal Caro a few steps away from Trastevere and at about ten minutes from the historical centre of Rome. The villa has been built by a famous roman architect at the beginning of the 1900. The current owners have restored the whole villa and made it modern respecting the architectural rules of the olden times .There is a garden of 500 square meters (5382 Sq.f) with big lemon and orange trees that give the final touch to this luxurious villa. On the first floor there is a big entrance, a lecture room with an elegant piano and various musical instruments besides the supplied bookcase, a large hall provided with a satellite plasma tv with the home - theatre system , a fireplace and a professional hi-fi system, a lounge room for 12 guests, a bathroom, a big kitchen provided with electric and steam oven, a fridge with two doors with an ice mincer, a larder, a laundry and a little terrace immersed in the greenery where you can have breakfast. A large marble staircase takes you to the first floor where you can find a big and fully equipped gym provided with a shower and a sauna for two people. Always on the first floor there is a big queen size bedroom with a fireplace, a huge bathroom with the double sink and Jacuzzi for two people, two single bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower. On the second floor there is a large studio with a bookcase and a very big garden of 150 square metres provided with sun beds, tables and chairs covered by a wooden gazebo, a kitchen with a microwave oven and a direct enter to the kitchen. There is a fantastic scenery of the roman roofs. The valuable antiques, the video intercom and the air conditioning in each room , the tapestry of high quality, the private parking lot and a maid at your disposal every day (included on price) make this house, located in the centre of Rome.
