Dachgeschosswohnung Am Largo Canal Mit Einer 180 M² Großen Privaten Dachterrasse, Triest

Largo Canal, where Via San Michele reaches its upper end, is on high ground a few minutes from the centre of Trieste. Here, on the seventh and eighth floors of a building from 1973, this apartment of 186 sq m has views of the gulf, San Giusto castle and the city’s rooftops.

The day rooms are all on one level. The sitting room faces the sea and continues into the dining room, and large openings lead onto a terrace about 7.5 m long, turned towards the water. The kitchen is a separate room of about 14 sq m with its own door onto the same terrace, practical for everyday use. The sleeping area has three bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower, a second with a bath and a guest cloakroom.

The defining feature is upstairs. An internal staircase leads to a private roof terrace of around 180 sq m, with an outdoor shower and unobstructed outlooks in all directions: the gulf in one direction, the castle in another, the city spread out below. It is large enough to be furnished as several outdoor rooms.

On the ground floor of the building, a garage of 33 sq m belongs to the apartment and has room for a car, several motorcycles and shelving. It is also possible to take over the rental of an open-air parking space within the building.

The building has a lift. The apartment has independent heating, air conditioning and a fibre-optic connection, and is sold partly furnished. It suits a buyer who wants a residential address with open views and the centre of Trieste within easy reach.

Energy performance certificate (APE): class E, EPgl,nren 156.3 kWh/m² per year.

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