Description
In the vibrant heart of Milano Marittima, just a few steps from the sea and the Rotonda I Maggio, stands this refined multi-level townhouse, set within an exclusive and private residential context, consisting of only a few housing units. An oasis of tranquility and comfort, ideal for those who wish to enjoy the summer (and beyond) surrounded by beauty, design, and privacy.
On the ground floor, the independent entrance leads to an elegant porch with loggias and a meticulously maintained private garden of about 50 square meters, a reserved and silent green corner, perfect for enjoying the outdoors on the hottest days. Adjacent, the garage, currently converted into a cozy and bright studio, is equipped with a practical and functional windowed service bathroom.
Ascending to the first floor, the living area unfolds, a spacious, airy, and extraordinarily bright environment, enhanced by a large panoramic window overlooking the home's distinctive feature: the marvelous habitable terrace, designed to host moments of relaxation, conviviality, and outdoor life in an exclusive atmosphere. The high-quality finishes, the refined materials, and the custom-made furniture, the result of a careful stylistic selection, perfectly integrate with the contemporary architecture of the spaces. On the same level, there is also a bright double bedroom overlooking the inner courtyard and a modern bathroom with a shower cubicle.
On the top level, a splendid attic with whitewashed exposed beams and livable heights offers two versatile and spacious environments, customizable according to individual needs – ideal as bedrooms, a study, a relaxation area, or a home gym – in addition to a bathroom with a whirlpool tub, perfect for indulging in moments of wellness. The parquet flooring, the presence of numerous windows, and the wooden roof give this space a warm, welcoming, and bright atmosphere.
A unique solution for those seeking a modern, functional, and elegant home, in one of the most iconic seaside resorts of the Riviera Romagnola.
