“Palazzo Verdi” Elegant apartment just steps from the sea

In the centre of Viareggio, within an elegant building completely renovated in 2013, we present a residence of approximately 188 sq m, currently nearing completion, created through the meeting of the character of early twentieth-century homes and a contemporary interior design project.

The property is arranged over two levels, with a layout designed to maintain a clear separation between the living and sleeping areas.

The first level comprises the entrance living room, conceived as a space dedicated to relaxation and distinct from the more convivial area of the home. The open-plan kitchen overlooking the dining room creates a spacious and functional area, designed for everyday use but also suitable for entertaining.

A balcony and a bathroom complete this level.

The upper level houses the sleeping area, consisting of a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a second double bedroom preceded by a dressing area, a third bedroom and an additional bathroom serving the floor.

The interior design project includes selected marble and bespoke boiserie panelling, with particular attention to the quality of the materials and stylistic continuity between the different rooms.

The property will also be equipped with underfloor heating, air conditioning, provision for a bioethanol fireplace, electric roller shutters, mosquito screens and high-performance insulating window frames, ensuring a high level of comfort throughout the year.

The residence is located within a condominium building equipped with a lift and underground garage. The property is completed by a double parking space of approximately 22 sq m, a particularly valuable feature given its central location.

A spacious residence combining early twentieth-century architecture, contemporary finishes and modern comforts, in the heart of Viareggio.

Note: the published images are renderings produced for illustrative purposes. The furnishings shown are not included in the sale and are intended solely to demonstrate one possible interpretation of the rooms.