In a Liberty-style building with a monumental arched entrance, this first-floor apartment of approximately 240 square meters offers a rare combination of architectural character, high-end finishes, and generous spaces. The building’s original features—period dark-wood exposed beam ceilings and lowered arched windows typical of late-19th-century architecture—blend with carefully executed renovation works, creating rooms with a strong identity.
The fine-wood parquet flooring, in a warm cherry tone, runs continuously through the main living and sleeping areas, adding warmth and stylistic coherence throughout. The living room, spacious and well proportioned, is dominated by an elegant white marble fireplace and benefits from excellent natural light thanks to the arched windows overlooking the outdoor area.
The kitchen is separate and functional, equipped with a wall-mounted hood and ample storage space.
The sleeping area consists of three well-sized bedrooms, served by three full bathrooms plus a laundry room—an amenity rarely available in properties of this level in Verona’s historic center. Two basement cellars and a double parking space in the immediate vicinity complete a property designed for those who do not want to give up anything.
On the ground floor, a tavern/dining room with original terrazzo flooring opens directly onto the terrace, offering a flexible space ideal for entertaining or as a relaxation area separate from the main apartment. Completing the floor is a convenient laundry room, while the basement level includes a large, functional cellar.
The outdoor space, well kept and intimate, is paved in porphyry and includes a dining area furnished with a wrought-iron table and chairs, surrounded by mature greenery with fruit trees, including lemon trees, and perimeter hedges that ensure privacy despite the central location. An upper-floor terrace, with terrazzo flooring and an iron railing, completes the outdoor areas together with a second terrace overlooking the inner courtyard.
Indoor climate is managed through wall-mounted air-conditioning units integrated into the spaces, alongside a traditional heating system with cast-iron radiators, a detail that enhances the historic character of the interiors.
The apartment includes a nearby double garage at the price of €100,000.