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Elegance and Design Steps from Fornace Morandi

€250,000
  • 2 Rooms
  • 1 Bedrooms
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • ~95 m² Total surface
  • ~84 m² Living area

Description

Just a few steps from the historic Fornace Morandi, this one-of-a-kind apartment, set within a beautiful Art Nouveau villa, combines elegance and comfort. Tastefully furnished, it welcomes guests into a bright living area, featuring a modern open-plan kitchen—perfect for stylish and convivial moments. Completing this level are an elegant bathroom and a convenient laundry room. A designer staircase leads to a charming attic, an intimate and refined space that hosts a romantic bedroom and a second full bathroom, enriched with sophisticated finishes. Quiet, bright, and impeccably finished, this apartment is a rare blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Ideal for those seeking an exclusive home in one of Padua’s most sought-after areas.
Features
Air-conditioningAtticFurnished
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Engel & Völkers Padova

Property ID: W-030U7J

Property details

  • Object type

    Flat

  • Rooms

    2

  • Bedrooms

    1

  • Bathrooms

    2

  • Floor

    2

  • Number of Floors

    2

  • Parking spaces

    1

  • Total surface

    ~95 m²

  • Living area

    ~84 m²

  • Flooring

    Parquet, Stone, Wooden floor

Energy efficiency information

  • Construction year

    1900

  • Energy efficiency class

    E

  • Energy certificate available

    Yes

  • Type of heating

    Radiator

  • Energy source

    Decentral heating

Location: Padua, Veneto

Just a few meters from the tram stop, the property is situated in a strategic location, perfectly connected to public transport and the city’s main roads. The Fornace Morandi was built in 1898 between the railway and the Brenta River, in the area between Strada delle Boschette and the eastern boundary of the Morandi estate. The Morandi family also purchased and built several houses in the area for their workers, creating what became known as the "Villaggio Morandi." The family's manor house was also built along Via Fornace Morandi. This unified concept of the site was later disrupted by the construction of the Serenissima highway and the northern ring road, which separated the production facility from many of the surrounding buildings. Over time, the furnace underwent several changes due to updates in production processes, until operations ceased in 1981. After a long period of abandonment, the building suffered significant damage. Since 2008, it has been undergoing restoration with the aim of repurposing it for commercial and office use. The south and west façades, the chimney, and the kiln have been preserved. Today, it is considered a rare example of industrial archaeology in Padua.

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