A stately residence situated in a listed building in the heart of the city. The property comprises two independent residences, each with its own entrance from a different street, as the building occupies a corner plot.
In front of the residence is a fenced, paved courtyard featuring mature trees, ornate railings, and an imposing gate. A small garden is located alongside the building.
The residence occupies the first floor and is accessed via a wide marble staircase with intricate wrought-iron railings. The main entrance, a wooden door with stained-glass panels, opens into a spacious, arched hall. The reception rooms are located to the right, while the bedrooms are arranged on the opposite side.
Five rooms—the living room, dining room, and three bedrooms—feature elegant marble fireplaces. The floor also includes a kitchen, bathroom, staff dining area, and laundry room. An internal wooden staircase leads to the attic, which contains staff quarters, a bathroom, kitchen, pantries, a cellar, and additional storage areas.
All rooms on the first floor feature high ceilings and large windows, filling the residence with abundant natural light and offering views of the area’s tree-lined streets.
The house contains numerous 19th-century antiques imported from England and carefully selected to complement the residence’s style and elegance. These pieces are also available for purchase, although they are not included in the asking price.
The current owners’ grandfather, an architect, built the house for himself, imbuing it with the distinctive style and refined aesthetic of the period—qualities that remain as captivating today as they were then, and that many would be delighted to call their own.