Barcola Apartment With A 56 Sq M Wraparound Terrace Among Cedars, Trieste

The apartment is in Barcola, two floors up in a residential building served by a lift, surrounded by cedars, other tall trees and a communal garden. By cadastral measure its covered area is 121 sq m; adding the terraces at their weighted value, the total reaches 132 sq m.

Its main asset is a terrace of roughly 56 sq m that turns the corner of the building, following the living room along its whole length and then passing under the boughs of a big cedar. Awnings shade it at midday, and tall wooden French windows connect it with the rooms. On the kitchen side there is also a smaller balcony.

Inside, the hall is floored in marble with an inlaid diamond motif. The living room, one generous space lit from several sides, has a full wall of fitted shelving. The kitchen is a room apart, still to be fitted, so the buyer can plan it from scratch. A passage with floor-to-ceiling storage leads to two bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and to two bathrooms that each have a window. The day area keeps its marble, the bedrooms have parquet. The original 1975 project included a third bedroom; with a revised layout and the required permit it can be created again.

The sale includes a cellar at ground level and a parking space in the garage of the building. Heating and hot water come from a central plant, with metering of individual consumption. The apartment is vacant.

Around it, Barcola offers the sea, sport and green space within a short walk. Viale Miramare is roughly 100 metres away. The small Barcola harbour reopened in April 2026 after being redeveloped; along the shore are rowing clubs such as the Nettuno, founded in 1904, together with the Saturnia and the Marina Mercantile club, and the Barcola and Grignano sailing club, which runs the Barcolana. Six minutes on foot is the pine grove, renewed in 2024 with play areas, an outdoor gym and a basketball court, and the Cittadella dello Sport, inaugurated in August 2026, has a skatepark.

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