Description
Guidobaldi Luxury Properties offers a penthouse and super penthouse apartment located on the entire eighth and ninth floors, served by a staircase and double lift.
The eighth floor features an exclusive balcony with a small storage room, an entrance hall with a spectacular internal staircase clad in green marble
leading to the floor above, a living room with fireplace and dining area, both
overlooking two large terraces, a hallway, a suite with walk-in wardrobe, bedroom and large bathroom with whirlpool tub and sauna/SPA area.
The sleeping area is completed by a second bedroom served by an additional bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. Possibility of creating a third bedroom.
On the ninth floor there is a single large open space with dining area, living room with fireplace, kitchen with central island, laundry room, boiler room, all surrounded by a large terrace on three sides from which you can enjoy an excellent view stretching from the Alps to the entire skyline of Milan.
The total area is approximately 531 square metres, of which 65 square metres are terraces and balconies on the eighth floor and 155 square metres are terraces on the ninth floor.
In addition, there is a cellar and a 17 square metre garage in the basement.
Possibility to rent a parking space within the condominium area on an annual basis.
The unit is part of a large building constructed in 1978 and renovated in 2009, consisting of a total of 10 floors, 9 above ground and one below ground.
Air conditioning and heating system: independent natural gas, distributed through
galvanised sheet metal ducts and diffused through convectors.
Internal flooring (except bathrooms): nailed parquet.
Internal staircase: marble.
The property is located in the metropolitan area of Milan, more precisely in San Bovio, Via Veneto 9/6 in Peschiera Borromeo (MI), also known as the “San Felicino” complex.
The area is urbanised, characterised by residential buildings, close to Milan's Idroscalo and Linate Airport. The area is well connected to the centre of Milan.
