Turin, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

In the heart of Turin, on Via Barbaroux, just steps from Piazza Castello, is a 300 sq m two-level apartment: the first floor features three bedrooms, a grand entrance hall, a dressing room, and a bathroom; the upper floor comprises a living room and dining room with 1750 frescoes, an eat-in kitchen, and additional bathrooms. This is a unique opportunity, offered exclusively, to live in a place steeped in history and charm. The asking price includes all furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, dishwasher, oven, and microwave. Independent heating, a new boiler installed in 2024.
The apartment is located in a historic 16th-century residence, once owned by Silvio Pellico, where he wrote "My Prisons," a work that symbolized the Italian Risorgimento and was translated throughout Europe. In this residence, Pellico lived and wrote the famous memoir of his imprisonment under the Austrian regime, contributing with his pen to the cause of national unity.


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