Casa independente 4 quartos, 244 m²

Monopoli, Bari (província)

Valle d'Itria

Independent period house of the end of 1800 with cross vaults consisting of nine rooms plus kitchen, bathrooms and many rooms used as storage.
The dwelling is built on the main floor of the building and has a surface of 244 square meters on a single level divided as follows:
- Entrance;
- Two rooms used as a living room;
- Study;
- Representative living room;
- Dining room;
- Kitchen;
- Four bedrooms (one of which is currently used as a living room);
- Two bathrooms plus a small bathroom;
- A large veranda overlooking the garden below. (25 sqm)

From the door, elegant marble staircase conects the ground floor, the main floor and the large terrace with a panoramic view of the old town centre.
The property includes a large hall (50 square meters), a small garden (40 square meters), two storage rooms (25 and 19 square metres respectively), four small rooms, one of which is used as a boiler room and a large terrace (260 square metres), covering the entire surface of the property with panoramic view over the historic centre.
All rooms overlooking the street are equipped with a balcony with period railings.
The apartment has many elegant rooms: each room is covered with large vaults (the highest reaches a height of about 5 m), while the doors and windows are embellished by the original fixtures decorated by sinuous embossed frames. Large windows guarantee bright spaces. The heart of the apartment is composed of two frescoed rooms attributable to the painter Ignazio Ricci (author of the decoration of some rooms of the building of the Parliament in Rome).

Possible to sell part of the furniture.

The building is located in the Murattiano district, in the centre of Monopoli, a few steps away from the historic centre. The city overlooks the sea and is located in the heart of an area among the most beautiful in Puglia with its churches, abbeys and castles. The town is just a few kilometres away the towns of Polignano a mare with a cliff overlooking the sea, Alberobello with its Trulli, Ostuni the "White City", Martina Franca in the stupendous Itria Valley, Castellana Grotte with famous caves and Conversano with the Norman Castle and the beautiful Romanesque cathedral.

NB: the intermediate floor, shown on the attached photo, has another entrance located on a side street and belongs to another property.