Apartment Via Pestalozzi

€ 880.000,00

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In via Pestalozzi, in a building designed in 2015 by the architect Tortato, we offer a fully furnished 120 m2 apartment, inspired by the neo-brutalist style of Pierre Chareau's "Maison de Verre". This is the perfect solution both for those looking for a charming apartment ready to be lived in, and for those wishing to make an excellent investment, given the current very interesting profitability.
The entrance is on the corridor with, on the right, a windowed bathroom with shower cabin and, on the left, the first bedroom/study. In front, the spectacular 50 m2 living area with a 40 m2 window overlooking the greenery of the condominium gardens and gives the room unparalleled brightness. The windows and doors are double tempered glass, all openable, and a 50m2 fabric curtain allows for complete darkness. Separated from the living room, the custom-made kitchen. An imposing iron staircase leads to the master bedroom with en suite bathroom with window and a large built-in tub and shower head.
The finishes were all tailor-made, such as the staircase, the three industrial pre-printed aluminum sliding doors, the original dimmable lighting system, the iron fan coil covers. The furniture, included in the offer, includes truly important pieces, such as the bookcase-picture, a unique work by the artist Giuseppe Amato, the Saarinen table, the sofa by Cini Boeri for Arflex, the Le Corbusier armchair, the Achille lamp Castiglioni, the stereo system with Sonus Faber Guarneri Homage speakers, a photo of Basilico.
The property is equipped with an independent fan coil system for heating/cooling, armored door, double industrial brick walls filled with insulating soundproofing.
There is also the possibility of a garage in the building at the price of €50,000.
We are in one of the most evocative areas of Milan, where the atmosphere of a small Lombard village coexists with the dynamism of photographic and design studios, modeling agencies, with the liveliness of starred restaurants, and which, for this reason, is increasingly it is turning into a hub for Made in Italy creatives, also attracting the attention of famous starchitects such as Cino Zucchi and Stefano Boeri.