In Milan’s monumental historic centre, this refined second-floor residence occupies a period building dating from 1865. The property offers a total internal surface of 207 sqm and was created by combining two adjoining homes of 144 sqm and 65 sqm. An 8 sqm continuous balcony runs along the façade, opening onto the city and offering evocative views of the Church of Santa Maria presso San Satiro and the spires of Milan Cathedral. The double aspect and extensive glazing ensure exceptional natural light throughout the day. The principal home opens through a generous entrance hall to a dramatic double reception room with dining area and direct access to the balcony. A separate, well-proportioned liveable kitchen complements the formal entertaining spaces. The sleeping quarters comprise three bedrooms, including two large double bedrooms, and three elegantly arranged bathrooms. Original substantial walls provide acoustic insulation, while 3.20-metre ceilings, large French windows with double glazing, high-level storage and an integrated safe enhance both character and practicality. Two independent entrances create notable flexibility, allowing for a potential division into two self-contained apartments or a fully personalised layout. The elegant building features an atmospheric internal courtyard hosting a contemporary art gallery, a lift accessible from the first floor, video entry system and independent heating. Piazza del Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, La Scala, Palazzo Reale, Castello Sforzesco, San Babila and the Fashion Quadrilateral are all close by, placing this private representative home at the heart of Milan’s cultural and commercial life.
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