75 sqm Apartment in Turin

Apartment for auction in Turin (TO) – Via Leinì 3 The property is located in Turin, at Via Leinì no. 3, in a semi-central area of the city, within the former Barriera di Milano district. The building, constructed around 1890, underwent restoration and conservative rehabilitation works between 1991 and 1996. The area is well-served by commercial establishments, local markets, multi-sport facilities, and Sempione Park. Several educational institutions are present, and the San Giovanni Bosco hospital facility is reachable in a few minutes. Via Leinì, although experiencing modest vehicular traffic, overlooks the intersection with Corso Giulio Cesare, an important city thoroughfare. Surface Area and Internal Layout The apartment, with a cadastral surface area of 75 sqm and an internal height of approximately 3.10 m, is situated on the first floor (second floor above ground). From the landing, a small hallway leads to the kitchen/living room, and from there to the two bedrooms and the bathroom. The bathroom is windowless with a small opening towards the landing, enclosed with glass blocks. The dwelling faces Via Ciriè with two balconies and two windows. A cellar compartment is located in the basement. The general state of maintenance and preservation of the property is satisfactory. Features and Amenities The window frames on the facade are made of wood with double glazing, while the external shutters with inclined slats are made of PVC. The floors are covered with porcelain stoneware tiles, and the walls are plastered and painted, with ceramic tiles in the bathroom and on the cooking side of the kitchen. The internal doors are made of wood. The heating system is autonomous, with aluminum radiators in the various rooms, powered by a Beretta gas boiler located on the courtyard-side balcony, which also provides domestic hot water. The building is equipped with a lift, installed during the 1995 renovation. The property has an Energy Performance Certificate with energy class D. Context and Connections The area is characterized by a homogeneous building fabric, with most buildings constructed between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The intended use is commercial on the ground floor and residential on the upper floors. The area is well-served by public transport, with a dense network of lines that allow quick access to the northern periphery and the city center. Main road arteries include Corso Giulio Cesare, Corso Vercelli, and Corso Novara. The property is compliant from an urban planning and building perspective. Main Auction Data