Industrial Building 723 sqm in Rome

Industrial building for auction in Rome (RM) – Via Quarto di Galeria 139 (ZIP 00166) The property for auction is an industrial building located at Via Quarto di Galeria no. 139 in Rome, in the North-West quadrant of the city, within Municipality XIII. The area, currently undergoing urban consolidation, is predominantly characterized by agricultural-type buildings with extensive green areas and low residential density. The building was constructed with a steel structure and panel facade cladding, with the first building permit dating back to 2003. Area and Internal Layout The industrial building has a cadastral area of 723 sqm and is spread over two above-ground levels. The Ground Floor is a large open-space area intended for warehousing and material storage, with clear heights of 5 meters suitable for industrial activity, and includes a technical room used as a laboratory. The Mezzanine Floor houses the office premises and their respective restrooms. The general maintenance conditions are fair. Features and Amenities The structure is steel with metal profile pillars and a metal sheet roof. The industrial building's floor is made of industrial concrete. The office/mezzanine area features standard finishes with porcelain stoneware tile flooring and restroom coverings of the same material. The offices are equipped with an electrical system and air conditioning with autonomous wall-mounted split units. The external areas are asphalt paved. The property is served by a large exclusive external courtyard of approximately 1,315 sqm, used as a maneuvering and parking area for light and heavy vehicles, ensuring easy logistics for loading and unloading goods. Context and Connections The property's location is favorable due to its proximity to major thoroughfares such as Via Boccea and Via Aurelia (SS1), which provide quick access to the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA - Rome's orbital motorway). The area is served by surface public transport lines (ATAC buses) connecting the neighborhood to key interchange hubs, including the Metro Line A station (Battistini). The micro-context offers comprehensive local services, including schools, pharmacies, post offices, and commercial centers. The access road is regularly urbanized and equipped with the necessary underground utilities.