Villa Individuelle De 1894 Entièrement Restaurée, Avec Jardin De 250 M², Centre De Trieste

In Trieste’s semi-central residential belt, on Via Buonarroti, a free-standing villa from 1894 has been brought back to full use after a restoration that covered both the exterior and the interiors. It offers some 380 sq m of living space and a private garden of 250 sq m, and can be lived in straight away.

The house rises over three floors above ground, with a basement below. One feature runs through the whole building: a round, glazed room repeated on every level, which links the floors and gives each one a bright corner.

The ground floor is organised around the kitchen, fitted with professional-grade ovens, a wood-fired cooker and a blast chiller, which opens towards large reception rooms. A spacious bathroom finished in mosaic completes this level. The first floor contains two bedrooms and a complete bathroom, plus a room that serves as a study or dressing room. Under the roof are two more rooms, with a bathroom whose bath stands free of the walls; from here a stair climbs to a panoramic roof terrace built in the manner of a Venetian altana.

Automatic irrigation keeps the garden in good order, and a driveway allows cars to enter. The basement contains the plant rooms and the garage.

The restoration renewed the electrical and plumbing systems, the roof, the façades, the floors and the window frames. Heating is independent, and a video surveillance system covers the entire property.

The villa keeps its nineteenth-century proportions and character while requiring no further work, and it brings together a garden, a garage and renewed systems in a semi-central part of the city.

Energy performance certificate (APE): class D, EPgl,nren 130.7 kWh/m² per year.

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