Top Floor Apartment On Several Levels Above The Portopiccolo Square, Sea Views

Portopiccolo is the marina village at Sistiana, on the coast of Duino-Aurisina. This apartment is on the highest floor of a building facing the main square, and from that height almost every window looks onto the Gulf of Trieste.

The home measures 156 sq m and is arranged on several levels. The day area is a single open room designed for this apartment: exposed beams and a raised ceiling give it volume, while the modern kitchen, built into the space, leads out to a terrace of about 25 sq m facing the sea. In summer the terrace becomes an extra room for lunches and evenings outdoors.

The sleeping area includes a double bedroom with a separate dressing room and a large bathroom with a shower, and a single bedroom. On the upper level a further room, furnished with a double bed, suits guests or can serve as a private retreat. Pale tones and restrained materials keep the interiors calm and in keeping with the marine setting.

The building dates from 2013. Heating is underfloor and centralised, as is the climate control for summer and winter, with mechanical ventilation and production of hot water. It comes with two covered parking spaces and a large cellar. Electric gates lead into the garage, where a lift rises directly to the apartment’s floor, so arrival is sheltered in all weather. Residents share a communal swimming pool.

Bars, restaurants, shops and the marina are directly below the building, yet the apartment remains removed from the movement of the square.

Energy performance certificate (APE): class A3, EPgl,nren 48.89 kWh/m² per year.

No agency commission for the buyer: the fee is paid entirely by the seller.

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