In one of Milan’s most refined urban settings, close to Porta Venezia, this 210 sqm apartment occupies the fourth floor of a distinguished period palazzo. The residence offers exceptionally generous, flowing interiors, with four large bedrooms, three finely appointed bathrooms and four balconies providing a total of 10 sqm of outdoor space. Designed in the 1930s by architect and scenographer Luciano Baldessari, a leading figure of Italian Rationalist Futurism, the building is protected as a cultural asset by the Lombardy Region. Its elegant entrance hall is enhanced by an original work by Lucio Fontana. Inside, an exceptional original fresco by Aligi Sassu creates a rare artistic and cultural focal point. Triple exposure fills each room with natural light. The entrance leads to a grand double reception room, ideal for entertaining, and a separate dining room; a liveable kitchen completes the day area. The private sleeping quarters comprise four principal bedrooms and three bathrooms, while period details and carefully selected materials evoke the refined character of twentieth-century Milan. The balconies overlook a quiet side of the neighbourhood. Residents also enjoy a panoramic communal roof terrace with Milan skyline views, suitable for private gatherings, a landscaped communal courtyard with bicycle parking, an exclusive private parking space, a cellar and a full-day concierge service. A prestigious city residence combining historic architecture, art, privacy and contemporary comfort.
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