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Como city centre

historical center

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  • square meters: 700 mq.
  • bedrooms: 8
  • bathrooms: 9
  • balconies / terraces: 40 sqm balconies,100 sqm terraces
  • heating: independent
  • garage: for 6/7 cars
  • parking space: uncovered parking spaces
  • construction year: 1800
  • renovation year: 2015
  • energy efficiency rating: 239,50 Kwh/mqa (E)

In the heart of Como, we propose a portion of a prestigious period building enhanced by a wonderful large terrace.
The building, dating back to 1600, subsequently extended in 1800 and completely renovated in 2015, is a unique residential solution in the historic centre.

The property, which offers rare quietness and privacy, has a total area of approximately 700 sq.m.
It has been completely renovated using excellent materials and high quality finishes.

The property is divided into several units: currently there is a main house that offers an area of about 500 sq.m. and is enhanced by a marvelous terrace that offers beautiful views of the historic centre.
This house could be divided into two units.

On the ground floor there are two small flats, both consisting of a living room, open kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.
On the ground floor there is a very large garage for five cars, as well as uncovered parking spaces and several service rooms.

The proposal represents a unique and prestigious opportunity in the historic centre of the city.

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Como the Centre

Como is the city that has given its name to the lake at the extremity of whose south-western arm it stands and is its most important centre for art, transport and economic activity. Less than an hour from Milan it is well connected to Lombardy’s capital by rail and motorway.
History tells us that before the Roman conquest in 196 BC this area was inhabited by the Gauls. The settlement was moved and spread along the banks of the lake. It gradually expanded and acquired city walls that enclosed temples, forums and villas. With the fall of the Roman Empire, Como suffered barbarian invasions, saw feudalism established and finally became a flourishing city community.