Your own flat
in Rome
Trastevere, Monti, Prati and Testaccio: flats under tiled roofs, from a studio to a penthouse with a terrace.
Flats in Rome
What your budget buys
The same budget buys a different flat in Monti and in Montesacro. Move the amount: the squares show how many square metres it buys in each area.
Budget to buy
Enough for a one-bedroom flat in Testaccio or a two-bedroom flat with a balcony in Montesacro.
Areas
Trastevere
Cobbled lanes, ivy on the walls, trattorias open late. Lots of tourists, so good demand for lets.
Monti
The oldest quarter: craft workshops, a square with a fountain, the Colosseum ten minutes away.
Prati
Wide streets near the Vatican, late 19th-century buildings with a lift and a concierge.
Letting a flat?
We find tenants for a year or students for a term, check the documents and draw up the contract.
Selling your flat?
We value it on sales in your area, photograph it in good light and show it to buyers from abroad.
Buying in brief
What to check in an old building
Whether there is a lift, what heating it has and when the building last redid the façade and roof.
Can I let to tourists?
In central Rome, yes, after registering the property and getting a code for listings.
What buying costs on top of the price
Registration tax, the notary and the agency fee. We tell you the sum for the specific flat in advance.
What a compromesso is
The preliminary contract: price, date and deposit. The final deed (rogito) is signed at the notary.