Description
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT 138sqm. TOP FLOOR, NEW CONSTRUCTION CLASS A2 _ Mauro Macchi
We have created a magnificent 138 sq m attic three-room apartment on the fourth and top floor of a lovely Art Nouveau building. The apartment has balconies and terraces, with high quality finishes and fine specifications. It is a bright and welcoming home, enhanced by the presence of a direct lift to the floor.
The entrance to this apartment welcomes you directly into the large living room, with an open kitchen, which enjoys a panoramic view of the terrace. From the central body of the apartment, two opposite wings develop which house the bedrooms. In the first wing there is the spacious double bedroom, complete with an en suite bathroom, a separate wardrobe area and a comfortable laundry room which overlooks a private terrace. This space offers privacy and convenience for daily activities. In the second wing is the single bedroom, which has a dedicated bathroom and overlooks the main terrace of the apartment. This arrangement allows you to enjoy pleasant views and natural luminosity in both bedrooms. The apartment is functionally designed, with attention to detail and high quality finishes. The main terrace offers an outdoor space ideal for relaxing and enjoying the surrounding landscape.
The common areas, stairs, lift and external intercoms have been redeveloped.
Via Mauro Macchi is located in the heart of NoLo, in the immediate vicinity of Corso Buenos Aires and its infinite range of services and entertainment, an area that will be the protagonist of an important urban redevelopment project. Dropcity will be the new center for Architecture and Design created from the recovery of spaces in the Central Station; by the spring of 2024 the opening of an area of ten thousand square meters is expected, with exhibition galleries, carpentry and advanced robotics laboratories, 400 office workstations, as well as a public library. MI.C is the urban design, landscape and architecture project that will qualify the entire area. The intervention involves a new architectural complex that will bring new life to the former Hotel Michelangelo, a symbol of the Milanese skyline for more than half a century. Greenery becomes the main actor, both through the creation of a garden at the foot of the new complex and through the activation of a widespread natural landscape. Tree-lined paths and urban gardens become the new places of social and relational aggregation.
