Eur Serafico, split-level property with terrace and parking space

An exclusive home combining elegance, privacy and comfort

On Via Andrea del Castagno, in the heart of the exclusive Eur Serafico district, we offer an elegant two-level apartment on the fifth and sixth floors of a prestigious condominium. The property, in excellent condition, stands out for its bright interiors, carefully selected finishes and large terrace, within a particularly prestigious residential setting enhanced by a private garden with swimming pool, tennis courts, concierge service and 24-hour security.

The property is arranged with a layout designed to ensure functionality and privacy: on the fifth floor, a welcoming living room opens directly onto a terrace of approximately 25 sq m, a natural extension of the living area and an ideal space for enjoying pleasant moments outdoors. This level also includes a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom with window. A convenient internal staircase leads to the sixth-floor attic, dedicated to the sleeping area, where there is a spacious master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and an additional bathroom with window. The interiors are enhanced by parquet flooring throughout, while features include a reinforced security door, air conditioning, ducted central heating and an additional independent split-system unit. The property is completed by a covered parking space of approximately 15 sq m. The condominium setting is another distinctive feature of the residence: major redevelopment works carried out under the 110% Tax Bonus affected the central systems, including the replacement of the condominium boiler for hot water and heating and the installation of external thermal insulation, helping to improve energy efficiency and residential comfort.

An ideal solution for families and professionals seeking to live in an exclusive, well-connected environment with excellent services, without compromising on privacy or the quality of the spaces.

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