This elegant residence is located on the fourth floor of a classic building undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment, designed to offer a high-end living experience where timeless architecture and contemporary comfort coexist in perfect harmony. Once completed, the project will stand out as an exclusive residential offering, enhanced by the full renovation of common areas, private residences, and the introduction of carefully curated amenities.
The main living area is organized around a generous living room with two clearly defined environments, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. This space flows seamlessly into the dining area with an integrated, fully equipped kitchen, conceived as a sophisticated yet highly functional setting where design and practicality come together naturally.
The private quarters feature three en-suite bedrooms, each designed as a true retreat offering comfort and privacy. In addition, the property includes an additional lounge or study, perfect as a home office or secondary living area, along with a guest powder room and a separate laundry room, ensuring an efficient and well-balanced layout.
The residence is finished to exceptional standards, with central heating and hot water, air conditioning in all rooms, and premium materials throughout. A private storage room further enhances practicality and convenience.
The building’s full-scale refurbishment, combined with the quality of the interior design and the inclusion of exclusive amenities, positions this property as a truly unique offering in the area, ideal for those seeking an elevated lifestyle defined by elegance, comfort, and long-term value.
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