Approximately 250 metres from the Arena, a rare 136 sq m property in Verona’s historic centre, where spacious rooms, privacy and architectural details come together. Located on the first floor of a 1930s building, the apartment is served by a lift that also reaches the approximately 300 sq m communal terrace, from which the city rooftops can be seen.
The heart of the home is an approximately 60 sq m open-plan space: the entrance, sitting room, living room and kitchen unfold within a large, continuous setting, characterised by the central column and exposed beam. The layout allows the conversation area, dining area and kitchen space to be distinguished while preserving freedom of movement. A historic bricked-up window from Palazzo Della Torre, left exposed, and a contemporary bioethanol fireplace add character to the living area.
The sleeping area comprises two bedrooms, one of which can comfortably accommodate two single beds and ample fitted wardrobes. The layout is completed by a bathroom, laundry room, hallway and private lightwell.
The hand-laid Venetian terrazzo flooring enhances the rooms. The windows, with double glazing, aluminium exteriors and wooden interiors, feature tilt-and-turn opening. Comfort is ensured by independent heating with a condensing boiler and independent air conditioning with a heat pump. The volumetric and perimeter alarm system can be operated via smartphone. Energy rating: C.
The property also includes a cellar and communal bicycle facilities in the former caretaker’s apartment, as well as space for bicycles and motorcycles in the shared lightwell. The building has a main entrance from Stradone San Fermo and a second access from Vicolo Vento.
Recently redecorated, the apartment is in excellent condition.