Apartment with Balcony and Original 18th-Century Ceilings, Spoleto, Italy, €235,000
Property Details
Location: Italy – Spoleto, Umbria
Sale price: €235,000 Euros
Listed by: Casaitalia International
Land Area: n/a
Internal Area: 146 m²
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 3
Features: 9 m² Balcony · 8 m² Cellar · Original 18th-Century Ceilings · Exposed Wooden Beams · Fireplace · Two Additional Balconies · Sauna Option in Master Suite · Historic Building · Restored Palace · Customisable Finishes
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For the Design Lovers who Think…
“Give me character or give me nothing.”
Set on the piano nobile (translation: the fancy first floor) of a restored palazzo, this 146 m² apartment sits proudly on Corso Garibaldi, Spoleto’s beating heart.
It’s still in raw form, which means you get to play architect-with-a-vision. Think custom finishes, an en-suite with a sauna, and dinner parties spilling onto your 9 m² balcony that overlooks the main drag like it’s yours (because it is).tap any image below to launch detailed view
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Inside, the plan leaves nothing to chance.
• A generous living room with a fireplace.
• A proper kitchen with pantry and balcony.
• Two spacious bedrooms, both designed with walk-in wardrobes and private bathrooms.
• Original 18th-century ceiling frescoes still intact, because someone up there clearly wanted you to feel special.
Bonus features:
• A third bathroom for guests,
• Two Juliet balconies facing the inner courtyard, and
• An 8 m² cantina for stashing bikes, wine, or your in-laws’ porcelain collection.
You’re minutes from the train station, 40 minutes to Perugia Airport, and about 90 minutes to Rome. The Spoleto Festival happens right outside your front door, no need to queue.
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