Turin, Lombardy 10121

Via Santa Teresa, inside the splendid Palazzo Ricca di Coassolo, apartment located on the second floor of approximately 404 square meters internally composed of a large entrance hall, three living rooms, hallway, kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and corridor with staircase leading to the mezzanine. The property is exposed on three sides, precisely on Via S. Teresa, Via Xx Settembre and the internal courtyard side and is very bright thanks to the presence of numerous windows and two large balconies, one of which is a corner one. The property is completed by an internal courtyard, surrounded by porticos, a typical element of Turin buildings. The building has an elegant faade, punctuated by symmetrical windows and decorations that enhance the Baroque style. Inside, there are frescoed halls that celebrate mythological scenes and allegories, often attributed to painters of the Piedmontese school and a splendid monumental staircase, with wrought iron railings and details that reflect the craftsmanship of the time. Palazzo Ricca di Coassolo, located in Turin, is an elegant historic building dating back to the Baroque period, characterized by a history rich in significance for the cultural and architectural context of the city it was built in the 17th century by commission of the Ricca family, one of the most influential noble families in Turin. The architectural project, attributed to important architects of the time, is influenced by the harmonious lines typical of the Piedmontese Baroque, with refined decorative details and an internal layout that reflected the taste for luxury and representation. The palace has been a point of reference for noble meetings, parties and cultural events. Over the centuries, the building has hosted various functions, from a noble residence to a headquarters for commercial or administrative activities. Today it is a symbol of Turin's historical and artistic heritage, even if it may have undergone restoration work or different uses over time.