A Distinctive Residence In An Art Nouveau Building On Viale Gran Sasso Milano

In an impressive building designed in 1929 by engineer Guglielmo Persichetti, this residence brings together the character of historic Milan and the comfort of contemporary living.
Located on tree-lined Viale Gran Sasso in Città Studi in Milano, the property enjoys an elegant residential setting close to Piazzale Loreto and major urban regeneration projects. Exposed brick façades, decorative stonework and striking bow windows define the building’s distinctive architecture.

The first-floor apartment extends to approximately 267 sq m, with a quadruple aspect providing abundant natural light. A magnificent bow window, faithfully reconstructed to the original design, enhances the entrance.

The layout separates the reception rooms from the private accommodation. A double reception room connects with an eat-in kitchen overlooking the courtyard, a guest bathroom with provision for laundry facilities, a storage room and a versatile study or guest bedroom. On the opposite side, an expansive triple reception room features large windows and original airbrush-decorated ceilings, meticulously restored throughout the home.

The sleeping quarters include a principal suite with bespoke solid wood cabinetry, a second bedroom overlooking the courtyard and two contemporary bathrooms with CEA Design marine-grade stainless steel fittings, Catalano fixtures and Mutina ceramics designed by Patricia Urquiola. One bathroom incorporates a fully insulated steam room.

Comprehensively renovated, the residence features new electrical and plumbing systems, restored original parquet, bespoke solid oak windows with security triple glazing and steel frames, restored period doors and integrated home automation.

An exceptional home where architectural heritage, fine craftsmanship and modern technology come together.