Nouvel Appartement De Jardin Sur La Strada Costiera Avec Une Pelouse De 200 M² Au Bord De La Mer

Just before Grignano, on the Strada Costiera, a newly built villa contains three independent apartments, each reached by a separate door and each with outdoor space of its own. The apartment offered here sits in the middle, finished and never lived in, and its distinguishing asset is a garden of about 200 sq m that lies completely flat, facing open sea with nothing in between, on a coast where gardens usually climb in terraces.

The interior covers about 116 sq m, plus a terrace of 25 sq m. The living area spans the full width of the apartment on the garden side, 8.70 m along its long wall; the kitchen is open to the room, and two sliding glass doors as tall as the ceiling lead directly to the lawn. The main bedroom, 6.51 by 3.02 m, comes with an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom, measuring 3.02 by 4.33 m, uses the other bathroom and is preceded by a small lobby that works as a dressing area. A proper storage room completes the plan.

The garden is large enough for an above-ground swimming pool of real size, and being flat it can be furnished anywhere. The sea can be reached on foot, and the apartment also holds a small state maritime concession at the water’s edge, with room for a couple of sun loungers.

The finishes were chosen by the developer and have never been used: floors in oak, porcelain slabs of large size in the two bathrooms, floor-level walk-in showers, independent heating and air conditioning distributed through ducts. A planted green roof covers the building. A parking space is available for purchase separately. The commercial area is 150 sq m.

Along the coast road, Miramare Castle lies a short distance further on; by car the centre of Trieste is about ten minutes away, with Sistiana in the opposite direction.

Energy performance certificate (APE): to be issued on completion of the works.

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