Turin, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Just a few steps from the charming "Quadrilatero Romano", in the vibrant heart of Turin's historic center - near Via Garibaldi and Piazza della Consolata, where the famous Bicerin can be tasted - you can find this exceptionally bright loft, accessible via a private elevator that leads directly to this top-floor apartment. Renovated with a modern taste, the property immediately impresses with its extraordinary natural light, thanks to the many Velux windows, high ceilings, and a spacious open-space living area with a fireplace. The space is made even more captivating by its architectural volume and the elegant transparent glass walls, which lightly divide the areas while revealing the beautiful kitchen with its balcony. The sleeping area, located in a separate area of the apartment, features three bedrooms, a guest bathroom with shower, and the main bathroom with bathtub and access to a small terrace with a view. The building also offers concierge service and a quiet inner courtyard, along with the possibility of a parking space under a separate agreement. Perfect for those who want to fully enjoy the city - its events, nightlife, and museums - without giving up the secluded tranquility of a loft.

The "Quadrilatero Romano" is loctaed in the heart of Turin and is one of the city's oldest and most charming areas. It was originally the castrum of ancient Augusta Taurinorum (28 BC), and it still preserves the grid layout of its orthogonal streets, significant remains of the defensive walls, and the Porta Palatina, the main archaeological testimony of the Roman era. The neighborhood is characterized by its Baroque buildings, cobblestone streets, and historic squares such as Piazza della Consolata, home to the sanctuary known by the same name-an incredible Baroque masterpiece by Guarino Guarini and Filippo Juvarra. The vibrant interaction between antique and modern that defines the soul and liveliness of the neighborhood is well represented by the piercing installation Baci Urbani ("Urban Kisses"), a symbolic act of rebellion displayed on an 18th-century building in Piazzetta Corpus Domini. After a redevelopment project that began in the 1970s, the Quadrilatero Romano became a popular destination: in addition to countless shopping opportunities along the nearby pedestrian Via Garibaldi, farmer's markets and artisanal fairs fill its squares and courtyards on weekends. Its cobbeltone streets and squares offer a big variety of restaurants and cafés. A must-do experience is a visit to the famous Bicerin-a historic café (est. 1794) located in the picturesque Piazza della Consolata-where you can enjoy the signature hot drink made with chocolate, coffee, and milk cream.