Welcome to this newly renovated apartment located in the heart of San Lorenzo, one of Rome’s most vibrant and authentic neighborhoods. Thoughtfully furnished with attention to detail, this home is designed to offer a comfortable and functional stay, perfect for couples, families, or professionals visiting the city. The apartment features two bedrooms: a bright and spacious double room, and a second single room ideal for a third guest or for use as a quiet workspace. The modern bathroom is fully renovated and equipped with a shower, bidet, and all necessary amenities for a pleasant stay. The fully equipped kitchen includes a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, kettle, cookware, and tableware, everything you need to cook and dine at home. A washing machine is also available, making it ideal for longer stays. Large windows with brand-new double-glazed fixtures provide excellent natural light, soundproofing, and thermal insulation. The entire apartment is equipped with air conditioning and fast Wi-Fi, ensuring maximum comfort throughout the year, whether you're here for work or leisure. San Lorenzo is a lively, characterful district full of local eateries, Roman trattorias, bookstores, artisan shops, and cultural venues. With a youthful and dynamic atmosphere, thanks to its proximity to La Sapienza University, it offers a more genuine Roman experience while still being well connected to the historic center. Termini station is just minutes away, and public transport gives you quick access to the Colosseum, city center, and all major attractions. This apartment is the perfect choice for those looking for a cozy, modern, and well-located home to enjoy Rome beyond the typical tourist routes.

San Lorenzo is one of Rome’s most vibrant and authentic neighborhoods, known for its bohemian soul, youthful energy, and rich cultural identity. Located just east of Termini Station and adjacent to the historic city center, San Lorenzo offers a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. Once a working-class district, it has evolved into a creative and alternative hub, while still preserving its deep Roman roots. The neighborhood is famous for its lively atmosphere, with narrow streets filled with murals, independent bookstores, artisan workshops, vintage shops, and laid-back cafés. It’s especially popular among students and artists, largely due to its close proximity to La Sapienza University, one of Europe’s largest and most prestigious universities. San Lorenzo comes alive in the evenings with a wide variety of trattorias, wine bars, and live music venues that attract both locals and visitors. From traditional Roman dishes served in historic eateries to experimental cuisine and street food, the culinary scene reflects the eclectic spirit of the area. Despite its buzzing nightlife, San Lorenzo also has a quieter, more reflective side. The neighborhood is home to historical landmarks such as the ancient Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura and the Verano Monumental Cemetery, one of Rome’s most important burial sites, rich in art and history. Well connected by public transportation, San Lorenzo allows easy access to the rest of the city, making it an excellent base for exploring Rome. It’s a neighborhood that offers an authentic slice of Roman life—full of character, history, and a true local vibe—perfect for travelers who wish to experience Rome beyond the traditional tourist paths.