Imagine living in the heart of the historic center of Verona, behind the famous Arena di Verona. This magnificent property is located in a quiet side street of Via Mazzini and is in close proximity to all city facilities. The penthouse on the third and last floor, accessible by elevator, offers
oasis of peace and tranquillity in the lively city center. The real gem of this property is the magnificent 36 m² terrace, perfect for enjoying a sunny day, sipping an aperitif at sunset or organizing a romantic dinner with friends and family. The apartment has a spacious living room with elegant wood paneling in the salon style of the villas in the historic center, an adjoining dining room, a kitchen, two double bedrooms, a single bedroom, two large bathrooms, a storage room, another balcony and a cellar. The apartment also includes two covered parking spaces, an invaluable luxury right in the historic center of Verona. This is a unique opportunity to live in one of the most picturesque corners of Verona, so don't miss it and contact us to arrange a viewing today!
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Total Space
195 m²
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Rooms
3
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Purchase Price
1.400.000 EUR
| Property ID | IT244921120 |
| Purchase Price | 1.400.000 EUR |
| Commission | subject to commission |
| Total Space | ca. 195 m² |
| Available from | According to the arrangement |
| Rooms | 3 |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 2 |
| Year of construction | 1500 |
| Equipment | Terrace, Balcony |
| Type of parking | 2 x Other |
Energy Certificate
| Energy Certificate | Energy demand certificate |
| Type of heating | Central heating |
| Energy efficiency class | E |
Building Description
Locations
Verona - the most romantic city in Italy...
Coming from the north, the city of Romeo and Juliet is considered the first typically Italian city. Verona is a place full of life and bustle. The city is of rare beauty, which is mainly due to its historical development and the incomparably well-preserved historical buildings as well as its geographical position.
Verona also enjoys worldwide fame for its well-preserved and always lively amphitheater, the Arena, and its association with the most famous lovers in history. Anyone who has ever visited Verona understands that this city has much more to offer besides Romeo and Juliet.
With its indescribable magic, it entices you to return again and again. The city is always bathed in warm light and offers many romantic squares, alleyways and impressive sights.
Situated at the foot of the Prealps and at the crossroads between Europe and the Mediterranean region, the surroundings and landscape around the city enjoy a special formation. To the north, the city is surrounded by the mountains of Lessinia. Nearby is Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy.
The city of Verona was founded in pre-Christian times by the Rhaetians and Euganeans and was finally a Roman colony from 89 BC. After various other subjugations, Verona became Austrian in 1797 and it was not until 1866 that Verona became part of the Kingdom of Italy. The past has left its mark on the cityscape.
Coming from the north, the city of Romeo and Juliet is considered the first typically Italian city. Verona is a place full of life and bustle. The city is of rare beauty, which is mainly due to its historical development and the incomparably well-preserved historical buildings as well as its geographical position.
Verona also enjoys worldwide fame for its well-preserved and always lively amphitheater, the Arena, and its association with the most famous lovers in history. Anyone who has ever visited Verona understands that this city has much more to offer besides Romeo and Juliet.
With its indescribable magic, it entices you to return again and again. The city is always bathed in warm light and offers many romantic squares, alleyways and impressive sights.
Situated at the foot of the Prealps and at the crossroads between Europe and the Mediterranean region, the surroundings and landscape around the city enjoy a special formation. To the north, the city is surrounded by the mountains of Lessinia. Nearby is Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy.
The city of Verona was founded in pre-Christian times by the Rhaetians and Euganeans and was finally a Roman colony from 89 BC. After various other subjugations, Verona became Austrian in 1797 and it was not until 1866 that Verona became part of the Kingdom of Italy. The past has left its mark on the cityscape.
Type of parking
2 x Other
