BARE OWNERSHIP — TOP-FLOOR 4-ROOM APARTMENT WITH TERRACES

Via Gattamelata 38. Living Milano Immobiliare offers for sale, on an exclusive mandate, the BARE OWNERSHIP (nuda proprietà) of a prestigious four-room apartment (approximately 195 sq m) situated on the eighth and ninth floors of a prestigious 1970 building (completely restored throughout all common areas), with a lift, garden and full-time concierge service.

FLOOR PLAN

The property comprises:

EIGHTH FLOOR — a triple living room with access to terrace 1, an eat-in kitchen, bedroom 1 with walk-in wardrobe and access to terrace 2, a master windowed bathroom with jacuzzi bath and large shower, a second bedroom from which a third can be created, a service bathroom 2 with laundry area, and an internal staircase connecting to the ninth floor.

NINTH FLOOR — a glazed sunroom with access to the large terrace 3.

APPURTENANCES
The property is completed by three cellars.

FEATURES
The apartment is fully renovated and fitted with bespoke furniture, solid wengè parquet flooring, air conditioning, thermal-break double-glazed windows, a security door and an alarm system. The large terraces allow the outdoor spaces to be arranged into comfortable living and relaxation areas, as well as dedicated zones for al-fresco dining and entertaining, all with maximum privacy.

THE AREA
All essential services — nurseries, schools, food shops and stores — are immediately available and easily reachable on foot. A few minutes' walk from the M5 Lilac Portello station, with easy access to the western ring road. We are in the neighbourhood between Parco Vittoria, Portello, CityLife and Fiera Milano City. Piazza Portello is one of the city's key arteries. The compact shopping hub offers three large supermarkets and over 50 commercial outlets — bars, restaurants, clothing and home accessories — putting everything you need within easy reach. Among the many parts of Milan that have undergone transformative change in recent years, the Portello area is one of the most remarkable. One of the most visible changes is the Parco del Portello, designed by American Charles Jencks and German Andreas Kipar, considered the pioneer of landscape architecture in Italy, built around three hills conceived in continuity with Monte Stella in San Siro and regarded by some as Milan's High Line. CityLife has become a symbol of Milanese prestige, with many celebrities choosing to reside in its luxury homes. What immediately catches the eye when walking through the CityLife neighbourhood are the Three Towers — three skyscrapers that define the area's business district, now affectionately nicknamed the Curved, the Straight and the Twisted. Piazza Tre Torri, the vast pedestrian area designed by One Works, is the beating heart of the CityLife neighbourhood and the gateway to the new CityLife Shopping District.