In the city center, in a quiet, private residential area, we offer for sale a five-room apartment on the second and top floor of a historic building with only 3 residential units. The generously sized apartment occupies the entire floor area and offers ample space and the possibility of customization during renovation, thanks to its rectangular layout. With two entrance doors already in place, the property lends itself to being divided into two independent apartments: two three-room units, or a two-room unit and a large four-room unit. It is currently composed of a first entrance with kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom. From the second entrance, instead, there is a laundry room, the second kitchen, a hallway with bathroom, a first bedroom, a study, the living room and a second bedroom. The apartment includes 3 balconies, two large attic spaces that can be made habitable on the third floor, and two spacious cellars in the basement. In addition, the apartment comes with a parking space in the condominium courtyard. Its central location provides easy access to all the amenities offered by the neighborhood, such as schools, restaurants and shops. The funicular to reach the Upper Town is also easily accessible. Although it requires a complete renovation, this property represents a solid base for creating a unique, customized apartment in the heart of Bergamo.
Via Cucchi is located in the heart of Lower Bergamo. Despite its central position, it enjoys a certain quiet, as it is a residential street with low traffic flow.
It is close to the connecting axis between Lower Bergamo and the Upper Town, near the Propylaea of Porta Nuova, the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and Piazza Matteotti, with Palazzo Frizzoni, seat of the City Hall. It is also just a short walk from the Sentierone, a wide tree-lined boulevard flanked by arcades and paved in stone, created by Bergamo merchants in 1620 and considered “the city’s living room”. On the Sentierone you will find the Donizetti Theatre with the monument to the great composer. At the end of the boulevard, the Church of San Bartolomeo is worth a visit, built in the early 17th century on the site of a medieval convent. In nearby Piazza Dante you can see: the Fountain, the last remnant of the 18th-century fair, the Courthouse, and the Palazzo of the Bank of Italy (built in the early 1900s by Marcello Piacentini). Continuing from the Sentierone you reach Via XX Settembre, the heart of Bergamo’s commercial district and a favorite destination for shopping.
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