Description
In the historic center of Como, within the 'Città Murata' (Walled City), on a quiet pedestrian-only street, we find a beautiful apartment located on the second and top floor of a historic building. Part of the structure dates back to the 1300s, with the remaining structure from the 1600s. Around 2011, the entire building underwent a comprehensive renovation that included the restoration and conservation of all common areas as well as the remodeling of the apartment itself by a renowned architectural firm.
The entrance opens into a spacious and bright living room with a double-height ceiling that showcases a beautiful exposed roof structure, along with a large, fully functional period fireplace.
The living room overlooks a stunning 60 sqm. (645.83 sq.ft.) terrace filled with plants and greenery. Facing southeast, the terrace floods the adjacent spaces with natural light.
A staircase leads up to a large 56 sqm. (602.78 sq.ft.) loft area, which is highly usable due to its ample height. Currently, this space serves as a children's playroom, but, with all necessary connections already in place, it could easily be converted into a guest suite with a private bathroom.
The kitchen is semi-habitable, crafted from stainless steel with top-brand appliances, designed by a renowned architect specializing in this field. It takes advantage of the double height with a small spiral staircase that leads to a practical storage area.
The sleeping area, accessible through a hallway, consists of two bedrooms facing the large terrace; a third bedroom overlooks the opposite side, along with two full bathrooms and a guest powder room. The master bedroom has access to both the terrace and a large walk-in wardrobe, reachable via a convenient staircase hidden behind a wooden inlaid wall, which also conceals the doors to the wardrobe area. Heating is autonomous and underfloor.
The property includes a private parking space within the shared courtyard.
The sale includes the kitchen and all fixed furnishings.
The property is listed among items of historical and artistic interest and is therefore subject to the right of first refusal by the public authorities, as is customary.
