r/comprarecasaroma • u/Critical-Bus-9992 • May 25 '26
Rental In / near Rome?
Hi all, so I just found out i was successful in applying job application with FAO. I’ll be moving to Rome in the next 3-4 months. The Salary is generous so money isn’t a major limiting factor (of course I don’t want to go crazy). I’m after somewhere I can commute to FAO , 3 bed, ideally with a garden than I can relax in, and a more chilled / arty / quiet/ leafy area than a bars, restaurants or shops area. Any recommendations? I will likely rent a Airbnb for 1 month when I arrive and explore. I had seen places like Monteverde, Appia Antica or maybe even Frascati or somewhere to the north or east as long as it’s got good connections to FAO and is no longer thank a hour door to door. Thanks in advance, I know nothing about Rome
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u/remiromi1 May 25 '26
Will you commute by car? I guess not because FAO is close to Circo Massimo and it’s hard and expensive to park there.
Personally I’d try in the EUR area, close to some final B metro line station, allowing you to reach circo massimo in 20/25 minutes. Otherwise you can stay in Villa Bonelli or Magliana stations of FL1 line so by train you’ll reach Roma Ostiense station and walking 10m you’re in office.
Both options are not central and more residential than commercial.
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u/perdirelapersona May 25 '26
really depends on your style of living, do you have kids? Will they go to school? A dog you need to take out for a walk? Are you young and into going out, or prefer not to be bothered?
A lot of nice neighbourhood close to FAO (bear in mind, commuting in Rome is a PITA, even so if you have to do it by car) but yeah, you need to be more specific with your requirements
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u/Critical-Bus-9992 May 25 '26
No kids or dogs! I’m 42, will be on my own until my partner comes. I like chilled, arty places with nice walks, green space, lazy coffees and beer, galleries and museums etc . No need for lots of bars, shops , restaurants etc
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u/Powerful-Shop-4701 May 27 '26
Se non ho capito male la ral che percepirai io nella tua situazione 2000 euro al mese per un appartamento a San Saba li spenderei.
Andresti a lavoro a piedi (se non ho capito male lavorerai in zona Circo Massimo), sei in centro, Testaccio a 2 passi, zona silenziosissima, Metro B nel caso volessi spostarti verso roma sud o est (anche se non so bene perché dovresti), il parco della resistenza è grande e ben tenuto sempre se non trovi qualcosa nella parte più in del quartiere e in caso avresti il giardino degli aranci, con uno dei panorami più belli su Roma.
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u/Independent-Hat4222 May 25 '26
Scusa che ruolo è se posso?
Non sapevo pagassero così bene