The unmistakable charm of Franciacorta architecture blends seamlessly with contemporary comfort in this townhouse located in the historic center of Gussago. Built in 1920 and fully renovated in 2020, the property preserves the authentic character of traditional homes while reinterpreting it through a modern lens.
The external portico overlooking the private courtyard, enhanced by the use of local traditional materials, welcomes guests even before crossing the threshold, leading into interiors where every room is defined by a warm atmosphere featuring exposed natural wooden beams, terracotta floors, and historic stone walls. The living area unfolds entirely on the ground floor, where the living room with fireplace reveals itself as the true heart of the home — an inviting space dedicated to relaxation. A large exposed brick archway separates the kitchen while maintaining visual continuity and preserving the functional division of the spaces. A guest bathroom and a small storage room complete this level. The internal staircase, which still preserves its original historic structure, leads to the sleeping area where the warm and welcoming atmosphere continues in perfect harmony. Here, three spacious double bedrooms feature exposed beams and parquet flooring, elements that lend elegance to the interiors. The master bedroom also benefits from a private balcony, ideal for enjoying peaceful moments of tranquility. A comfortable bathroom completes the floor. On the upper level, the attic offers an additional versatile space, ideal as a practical ancillary area adaptable to different organizational and household needs. The renovation paid meticulous attention to every technical detail: underfloor heating throughout the house, split-unit cooling system, motorized windows, irrigation system, and volumetric alarm system ensure maximum efficiency and comfort.
A home with a unique character, where history, elegance, and functionality coexist harmoniously in the heart of one of Franciacorta’s most charming villages.