Far Horizons

Simply charming, you'll be captivated by the quaint Roman charm from the moment you arrive here. Minimal designs and modern furnishings create a fuss-free, compact space ideal for long weekends and short stays in the city. While painted radiators, geometric mirrors, and ceramic cacti all bring character, pops of colour seen through the mismatched chairs and cushions make waking up here refreshingly easy. Set away from the more touristy areas, the home is situated on Via Tiburtina, a road with history going all the way back to the third century BCE, and these days it’s a bustling thoroughfare, always packed with locals going about their business. Get to know the public transport system and hop on the underground metro or bus routes to reach Rome's best known historic attractions, with most sights averaging around a twenty-five-minute commute from this home. That being said, you'll never be far from authentic Italian eateries and restaurants here, and in the Tiburtino district, you'll be eating top-notch, quality pizza and pasta as if you were a local, rather than being sucked in by tourist traps and prices elsewhere in the city.


Home truths:
*Terrestrial TV only – there's no way to hook the set up to a streaming service
*There are no laundry facilities in the flat
*The shower only goes up to 185cm – tall people might have to duck a bit
*The courtyard is shared with everyone else in the building
*Two people can sleep on a sofa bed, but they'd have no privacy due to the glass wall of the bedroom
*You can expect there to be some noise from the busy street outside
*Prepare to walk around a lot here, as the to reach Rome's historic centre you'll need to use public transport and the nearest metro station situated twenty minutes away