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FOR RENT. Castelletto, Genoa Via Ausonia away from city traffic in five-room apartment rentals offer places on the third floor of a building of the early 900 with elevator. The apartment consists of entrance hallway, kitchen, lounge, bedroom, bathroom, storage room and a small balcony. The unit is in a good state of maintenance (external frames with thermal insulation). Termocentralizzato heating. 350 + 150 Euro demand. First home loan contract. Reserved only for proposal Referenced People willing to underwrite insurance or banking guarantee to guarantee the lease.Logistical instructions.Via Ausonia is approximately 4 minutes from Corso Firenze. It is easily reached by public transport via bus from 377 Esplanade Castelletto. The bus stop is in front of the door.Signs of neighborhood.The delegation of "Castelletto" is part of the East Town Centre and includes urban units "Castelletto", "Ma" and "St. Nicholas". The neighborhood takes its name from "Chatelet", a fortress in dominant position on the Centre of Genoa, for centuries the heart of defence, of which City News since the tenth century, destroyed and rebuilt several times and finally dismantled in the second half of the 19th century. The territory of the former constituency of Castelletto extends into the hillside behind the historic centre of Genoa, occupying the upper part of the valleys of three small Rahimi, tombinati today, that flow beneath the streets of the neighborhood. The massive urbanization of this area for centuries, remained outside the city walls and incorporated into the defensive circle only in the 17th century with the construction of the New Walls, dates from the second half of the 19th century. The district boundary towards the city centre follows what was the location of the fourteenth-century walls, encompassing the entire area upstream of course, corso Dogali Carbonara, door square, piazza Corvetto exit and via Serra. Towards the Bisagno demarcation is on the East side of the 17th-century walls, the walls of the Mat until Fort Carroll. The St. Barnabas and ascent via Castellaccio splits from the Oregina neighborhood Castelletto. The main axis of traversal is represented by tree-lined streets of the bypass upstream, while major streets to the neighborhood from other parts of the city are via Montaldo (Mac), Corso Montegrappa (from San Fruttuoso), via Assarotti (from Piazza Corvetto Portoria district), via Brignole-De Ferrari (from Piazza della Nunziata), Ascent of Providence and via Sant'Ugo (from Prince station area). Other access roads of less importance are via Palestro (piazza Corvetto), via Martin Piaggio-Via Bertani (Piazza Corvetto) and via Caffaro (from the door). The neighborhood is frequented by tourists for its panoramic views of the city, offering in particular from belvedere Luigi Montaldo and rise of Righi, just below the strong Castellaccio, reached by funicular, opened in 1897. Coldwell Banker ® Real Estate Group is the oldest tradition and is today considered one of the most innovative real estate and forward-looking. Its history of leadership, innovation and success dates back to 1906 in San Francisco. After a devastating earthquake, a young real estate agent Colbert Coldwell felt the need to restore confidence to the market by creating a company that would provide honest and competent real estate services to help rebuild the city. A few years later boarded also Benjamin Arthur Banker who later became a partner. Today, 109 years after, the core of the Coldwell Banker ® philosophy is still to provide, through the competent and experienced professionals, superior customer service as tradition Coldwell Banker ®.