The Property "Salita della Trenovia"
This elegant, detached villa, inspired by classical English architectural style, is located in one of the most exclusive and quiet residential areas of Trieste. Nestled in a well-maintained villa complex, the property spans three harmoniously arranged floors and is surrounded by a beautiful private garden - adorned with a majestic wisteria that creates an enchanting atmosphere for outdoor dining and moments of relaxation.
On the ground floor, a spacious, bright living room welcomes guests, along with a large kitchen that exudes a warm, cozy atmosphere and a guest bathroom. The upper floor comprises the sleeping area with three bedrooms, a second bathroom, and a livable terrace. From here, a breathtaking panoramic view of the sea opens up, overlooking San Giusto, the Molo Audace, and the magnificent Piazza Unità d’Italia.
The lower floor is dedicated to leisure and relaxation and includes a cozy tavern, a second kitchen, a wine cellar, a drying room, and another bathroom - perfect for social evenings or private retreats.
The villa is equipped with air conditioning in all rooms, an automatic irrigation system for the entire garden, and an alarm system. Additionally, it has a parking space near the entrance and a comfortable garage on Via di Scorcola with an automatic entrance gate. The garage space is available separately for 50,000 EUR.
Highlights at a Glance:
Prime Location: Situated in one of the most exclusive and quiet residential areas of Trieste
Panoramic Sea View: View of San Giusto, Porto di Trieste, and Piazza Unità d’Italia
Elegant Architecture: Classical English style combined with traditional furnishings
Beautiful Outdoor Area: Private garden with wisteria and spacious terrace
Comfortable Features: Air conditioning, irrigation, and alarm system
Development Potential: Attic roof can be expanded upon inspection
Parking Options: Private garage and additional parking space nearby
Usage
The villa with its generous plot is ideal for families or couples seeking tranquility and wishing to explore Italy's culinary and cultural offerings. The villa will be handed over unfurnished. Special requests for leaving various furnishings can be considered if communicated in a timely manner. The villa can be used both as a holiday home or primary residence. Please note the different tax rates and fees involved in purchasing property in Italy, as well as the fact that the indicated square meter areas are calculated according to Italian standards and will be conveyed according to Italian specifications.
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The broker operates as a dual agent.
Trieste is a beautiful port city located in the northeast of Italy, right on the Adriatic coast. It can be reached from Vienna in under 5 hours. From Graz or Klagenfurt, the journey is significantly shorter, which is why the Italian port city is becoming increasingly popular. The modern apartment is located in the district of Barcola, which is characterized by long promenades, traditional restaurants, and beaches with crystal-clear sea water. Barcola is also known for its exclusive houses, the view from the green hills over the Gulf of Trieste, its long coastal promenade with extensive bathing and sports facilities, and its hedonistically relaxed atmosphere. It is often referred to as the Adriatic Malibu. A popular attraction is the picturesque Miramare Castle, located on the promenade, which dates back to the time of the Habsburg monarchy.