Turin, Lombardy 10121

In the Palace, dating back to the late 1700s, which was the residence of the Marquises D'Angennes, an important apartment with terrace on the main floor. The apartment, which is spread over two levels, overlooks the streets Principe Amedeo, San Francesco da Paola and Des Ambrois and a delightful internal courtyard. From the entrance hall, the private grand staircase leads to the main floor. Access to the apartment is also via the shared staircase and the elevator with private entrance to the home. On the first floor there are two entrances, a large living room with fireplace, a kitchen, three bedrooms, one with a bathroom and walk-in closet, a study, a guest bathroom, a closet and several custom-made built-in wardrobes. On the second floor, which is reached by a comfortable internal staircase, there is a bedroom with a private bathroom, an anteroom and a terrace of about 50 square meters overlooking Piazza Carlina. The apartment, completely renovated in 2022, preserves wonderful finishes dating back to the different eras that made the history of the building: such as two coffered ceilings and two decorated ones, splendid mosaic parquet floors and fireplaces. The property includes a large cellar in the basement. Parking space in the courtyard for 60, 000. Palazzo d'Angennes is a house of historical, artistic and environmental value (adjacent to the theatre of the same name), a significant example of a 19th-century individual home. It was built in the first half of the 18th century, but was completely renovated in 1836 based on a design by Ferdinando Caronesi. Subsequent interventions date back to 1881. The building is under the protection of the Superintendence of Architectural Heritage and Landscape for Piedmont and is subject to a pre-emption constraint.