Description
Living in a Renaissance Cloister. There are homes that don't speak for themselves. They are passed through in silence, letting the stones, beams, and light reveal everything you need to know. This apartment on the second and top floor of a sixteenth-century building, overlooking an ancient cloister, belongs to that category of places that narrate beauty without flaunting it. The threshold opens onto a cozy living room, ennobled by a majestic fireplace, almost an invitation to conviviality. The eat-in kitchen—large, private, perfectly organized—is the natural continuation of this domestic experience, designed for those who never separate taste from beauty. A secluded study, bright and quiet, accommodates the essential part of living in the home today. From here, the staircase leads to the attic, today a space for breathing space, tomorrow a second bedroom with its own bathroom, already installed, and an adjoining closet. Alternatively, this space could accommodate an artist's studio or a conversation area. The master bedroom is a haven of understated elegance. The bathroom, furnished with quality materials, continues the same aesthetic: clean lines, tailored functionality, and timeless charm. The entire apartment is perfectly furnished with custom-made, handcrafted pieces. Every piece of furniture, every fabric, every surface reflects a thoughtful choice, a gesture of care. Currently, a secondary staircase is available, but with an investment of approximately €30,000, it is possible to install an elevator from the first floor.--7ab4c51597dedd6460da498003740983!
