Small but nice ... Charming studio apartment in the heart of Trieste

Living Property | Holiday Flat

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Price
€ 133,000

For Sale

34144 IT - Triest

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Details

ETW-ITA-45 Property #

1899 Build Year

34 m² Living Area

1 Rooms

1 Bathrooms

Property description

Welcome to your new haven of relaxation in the heart of Trieste!

Immerse yourself in the vibrant life of Trieste’s old town and enjoy modern living comfort in a historical setting.

This approximately 34 m² (366 sq ft) elegantly designed private suite (garçonnière) is located in the heart of the beautiful port city of Trieste, nestled between the Adriatic coast and the Karst region at the Slovenian border. The city is characterized by its medieval old town and stately neoclassical buildings from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The high, light-filled rooms feature large, elegant arched windows, giving the garçonnière a sophisticated sense of space. The open-plan living and dining area includes a modern kitchen, and the bathroom is fitted with stylish fixtures.

Whether as a holiday home or a primary residence, singles and couples will find a cozy yet stylish retreat here.

Key data

Living Area: 34 m²
Bathrooms: 1
Total Rooms: 1
Floors: 5

Location and Infrastructure

Trieste
Trieste, the capital of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region in northeastern Italy, serves as a maritime gateway for Austria, southern Germany, and Central Europe. It offers one of the highest qualities of life among Italian cities.

This Central European city is where the heart of Europe meets the blue sea, situated at the northernmost point of the Adriatic, on the border with Slovenia, and only about a two-hour drive from the Austrian border.

A nearby airport provides connections to numerous destinations.

Trieste is renowned for its landmarks, art, culture, universities, and vibrant city life, featuring many excellent restaurants and bars. The most iconic attraction along the beautiful Gulf Coast is the enchanting Miramare Castle, with its idyllic park, built around 1860 by architect Carl Junker for Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria.

The entire Gulf Coast and the Adriatic Sea offer a fabulous microclimate year-round, enabling a wide variety of leisure and sports activities.