Description
Splendid apartment on the ground floor in a beautiful fifteenth-century travertine building, recently renovated with latest generation anti-seismic techniques, thermal break windows, underfloor heating and condensing boiler. Consisting of a double entrance, one independent from rua dei Carboneschi and the other from the main building. Both entrances lead to the hallway: a welcoming space that harmoniously connects the spaces between the living and sleeping areas separated by the ancient stone facade of the original nucleus of the building incorporated into the house. Large and bright reception hall with cross vaults at a height of 4.5 meters furnished with a designer monobloc kitchen with drawer appliances, which leaves ample space for the dining table and sofas. The views overlook a seventeenth-century vegetable garden currently used as a private garden. On about half of the apartment there is a mezzanine design module with wooden walls which contains a space dedicated to listening to music or watching TV, which can be transformed into a guest room as needed. A master bedroom served by a large wooden walk-in closet with mezzanine, a main bathroom with slate shower, a laundry room and a closet and an open study in the upper part of the module that can be transformed into a second bedroom. The apartment was built taking care of every detail, white floors in Corian slabs. The complex is equipped with an anti-theft system on three levels, prestigious and reference lighting design, "touch" switches and home automation. The property is located in the heart of the historic center of Ascoli, turning the corner you find yourself in front of the splendid Romanesque church of San Tommaso Apostolo overlooking the homonymous square. In a few minutes on foot it is possible to reach the main squares of the city, Piazza del Popolo and Piazza Arringo and by car you can easily reach the access ramp of the freeway. A prestigious property, in a city devoted to tourism and hospitality, unique in its style. Among the photos it is possible to see the service created for a well-known architecture magazine.
