This charming apartment in the Vittorio Emanuele Angusto area of Milan stands out with its period style facade and interior decoration. The smallest details haven't been forgotten when giving this property of the week the striking air of elegance. It definitely compliments the historic centre of Milan that it is located in, with delicate classic features taking you a journey through time to the Milanese opulence. The grand apartment sits on 350 m2 (3767 m2), and as you go through you will see how it has been beautifully restored.
There are several stand out original features around the apartment. These include, the floor to ceiling windows allowing for a perfect amount of light to shine in, the period fireplaces for those cooler evenings, the scenography designed entrance and its wooden staircase.
As you follow through the majestic double height reception room with coffered ceilings it leads to a large dining area, as well as the entrance to the private landscaped garden
Throughout the property you will find 10 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. On the first floor there are 2 spacious and bright master bedrooms both with walk in wadrobes, as well as a third bedroom. This apartment is perfect for guests as it has an annex which maintains privacy for anyone visiting. It is located across the courtyard with a private entrance containing a bedroom and bathroom.
Also to note is the laundry room and the ironing room on the mezzanine, and the large cellar. There are also parking spaces available on the street adjacent to the apartment. You can find this property for sale on idealista for 3,600,000 euros.
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