Contemporary Elegance with a Terrace in Piazza Bonomelli

Contemporary Elegance with a Terrace in Piazza Bonomelli

In Piazza Bonomelli, within a peaceful residential setting southeast of Milan city centre, Engel & Völkers presents an elegant apartment located in a modern residential complex. An ideal home for those seeking contemporary comfort, outdoor spaces and high energy efficiency, while remaining within easy reach of the heart of the city.

Located on the second floor, the apartment features a practical and well-designed layout. The living area comprises a welcoming open-plan living room and kitchen, designed as a versatile and convivial space. The terrace is a natural extension of the home and one of the property’s most appealing features, providing an ideal setting for al fresco dining, relaxing moments, or evenings with friends and family. An additional balcony completes the outdoor spaces. The sleeping area includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a particularly functional layout for both families and those wishing to use one of the rooms as a guest bedroom or home office. The apartment also offers a high level of comfort thanks to underfloor heating, air conditioning, double-glazed windows, a reinforced entrance door, and a video intercom system. The A3 energy efficiency rating is another distinctive feature, reflecting the standards expected of a modern and energy-efficient home. The condominium fees cover a significant portion of the property’s management and utility costs, helping to make the main household expenses easier to manage and more predictable.

A complete and versatile property combining two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a terrace, a balcony, modern comforts, and high energy efficiency, features that are particularly sought after in Milan’s residential market. A spacious single garage of approximately 21 sqm is also available. It is not included in the asking price of the apartment and may be purchased separately for €45,000.

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