Commercial Premises 174.6 sqm in Terni

Commercial premises for auction in Terni (TR) – Via Montebello 36-38 The property, built in 1971, is located in Terni at Via Montebello 36-38, in a semi-central area south of the city, near the Cospea shopping center. The building is a 12-story residential block with the ground floor designated for commercial use. Via Montebello is a moderately busy street, parallel to Via XX Settembre. The building's facade underwent maintenance in 2022 and is in good condition. Surface Area and Internal Layout The commercial premises have a total gross floor area of approximately 174.6 sqm. It is located on the ground floor and consists of a main room for meat processing, a kitchen, three large cold storage rooms, a restroom, and a technical room with a small compressor compartment. The internal height to the false ceiling is approximately 3.10 meters, while the height to the slab is approximately 4.10 meters. The floor is staggered and set on three different levels, connected by steps along the corridor that serves the cold storage rooms. The property is vacant for the procedure. Features and Equipment The premises are finished according to the activity previously carried out, with dated finishes. The floor is made of stoneware with collection grids, the walls are painted white, and the lower walls are tiled with ceramic. The false ceiling is made of plasterboard. The fixtures are iron-framed glass panels, some fixed and some with an entrance door, all equipped with metal roller shutters. The restroom, created in a cavity, features vintage sanitary ware and tiles. The electrical system is industrial (220-380V) with exposed conduits. Context and Connections The area is semi-central and residential, with smooth traffic flow and sufficient parking. The property benefits from efficient public transport connections, with the expressway 4 km away, the railway 3.4 km away, and bus stops 0.1 km away. The city of Terni is an important iron and steel, metallurgical, and chemical hub of the Italian economy, also known as the 'City of Lovers'.