Penthouse Palazzo Dreher, Trieste, Un Sanctuaire De Luxe Et De Sophistication

This Adriatic penthouse is more than a residence; it is a sanctuary of luxury and sophistication. From the large living spaces with a total area of ​​over 800 m2 to the unparalleled sea views that can be enjoyed from two panoramic terraces with a total area of ​​200 m2. Every element testifies to the exceptional lifestyle that awaits you within the walls of this coastal paradise.

The luxury penthouse offers prestigious spaces in a unique context.

The living area is large and bright, with large windows overlooking two magnificent terraces, perfect for enjoying aperitifs at sunset with a view of the sea.

There are 5 luxurious bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.

The panoramic sea view stretches as far as the eye can see from two stunning terraces, creating an exceptional experience that blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living. The blue waters of the Adriatic become a constantly evolving masterpiece, visible from every corner of this prestigious penthouse.

To complete the property, there is an annex with all the comforts with an independent entrance and a space dedicated to a gym and a spa corner, where you can relax after a long day. The wine cellar is not to be missed. Every detail has been taken care of with precision, from precious materials to the latest generation systems.

This penthouse is not just a home, but an exclusive and sophisticated lifestyle, ideal for those seeking maximum comfort and beauty.

There are 22 apartments in the building. The renovation has just started, with the end of the renovation scheduled for spring 2026.

The buyer has the option to collect the finishing materials themselves.

Palazzo Dreher, located in Trieste, Italy, on the famous Piazza della Borsa, is a charming historic palace dating back to the late 19th century. Originally built in an eclectic architectural style, it is a testament to the city’s rich cultural and economic history. The palace, adorned with intricate details on its facades, once served as the residence of the prominent Dreher brewing family.