Muu osta in Verona, Veneto

In a prestigious historic building, built on Roman foundations and completely restored in 2010, we offer an exclusive noble floor embellished with frescoes and original finishes, skillfully renovated. The building was structurally consolidated between the XIII and XIV centuries, while the facade can be traced back at the late XVI century and is characterized by a tuff portal with a gargoyle in the keystone. The property was the home of many noble families of the time. An internal courtyard leads you to the staircase decorated in marble and tuff through which you can access the property on the main floor. There is also a lift that leads directly to the floor of the house, which has a double entrance. Internally, the heart of the property is certainly the magnificent frescoed hall almost nine meters high, which was originally the ballroom of the palace. The rest of the house consists of two additional reception halls, a study room, an eat-in kitchen and a very bright and large dining room with exposed beams and a fireplace. The sleeping area is composed by four bedrooms and four bathrooms. All the rooms of this extraordinary residence are embellished with frescoes and stuccoes (made between Middle Ages and the XIX century), oil paintings and a votive niche (dating back to the XIV century), perfectly preserved. Finally, the Palladian mosaic and the Venetian seminato give the property the charm of noble residences of that time. Elegance, class and art are therefore the characteristics that represent the most this unique property and which tell stories of the past in every corner. Time in design has no boundaries, in fact this property is also suitable for the lovers of a cultured and refined minimalist style, which goes perfectly with the artistic decorations that value the property. The property includes two garages that can be purchased separately, and a cellar located on the basement floor of the building. The apartment can also be divided into two independent units since there is already the presence of two entrances and separated systems.