Warehouse 121 sqm in Pescia

Warehouse for auction in Pescia (PT) – Via del Seminario 13 The property for auction is a warehouse located in the heart of Pescia's (PT) historic center, within a real estate complex adjacent to the city's Cathedral, between Via della Cattedrale, Via del Seminario, and Piazza Garzoni. The building, known as 'Cardini-Matteucci' palace, has been subject to direct historical-artistic protection under Law 1089/1939 (now Legislative Decree 42/2004) since 1967, and its construction dates back to before 1967. The area is classified as 'Zone A: Parts of the urbanized territory with a predominantly residential character of historical layout'. Surface Area and Internal Layout The warehouse, with a cadastral surface area of 121 sqm and a covered area of approximately 123 sqm, is located in the basement of a secondary building (former lemon house) within the complex. It is accessible via an entrance with a common stairwell and a common courtyard with access from civic number 13 of Via del Seminario. Internally, the unit comprises an entrance, a first room partially featuring a mezzanine (with a maximum usable height of 1.95 m), a second large room, and a small toilet. The internal usable heights vary from 2.55 m to 4.45 m. The property is in good condition of maintenance and preservation, consistent with its intended use. Features and Amenities The unit benefits from decent finishes and plant systems, as it was previously used as an office. It is equipped with electrical, water, and heating systems with cast iron radiators, originally powered by a wall-mounted methane gas boiler (not present at the time of inspection). The property is free from rental contracts and in the full availability of the owning company. Proportional undivided ownership rights over the common parts of the building are included. Context and Connections Located in a privileged position in the historic center of Pescia, the property benefits from its proximity to the city's main points of interest. The area is well-served and offers a valuable urban context. The property is free for the procedure, and the cadastral plan is consistent with the current state, with a minor exception for an internal staircase that will need to be walled up. Please note the presence of a right of first refusal in favor of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage.