15 sqm Garage in Turin

Superficial ownership of a garage at auction in Turin (TO) – Piazza Adriano 11/E - 15/G The garage at auction is located in Piazza Adriano in Turin, in a semi-central area characterized by high residential density and a lack of parking spaces. It is part of a building complex used for private garages, completed in 2010, which extends over three underground floors. Access to the garage complex is directly from Piazza Adriano, near the Palace of Justice and along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. **Surface Area and Internal Layout** The garage, identified with number 70 in the condominium register, is located on the second underground floor and has a commercial area of approximately 15 sqm. Its standard dimensions allow for the parking of a medium-to-large sized car, with an average width of approximately 265-280 cm and an internal height of approximately 265 cm. The complex is served by three stairwells, one of which is equipped with a lift, and two external vehicle ramps for vehicle access and exit. It is presented in ordinary conditions of preservation and maintenance. **Features and Amenities** The garage features sheet metal overhead doors (net opening dimensions: width approximately 245-250 cm, height approximately 210 cm), concrete screed flooring, exposed or plastered concrete block walls, and exposed reinforced concrete/pre-stressed concrete ceilings. It is equipped with lighting and power systems with energy consumption metering. The complex is provided with standard systems, including a fire prevention system, automatic gates, and mechanical ventilation. **Context and Connections** The property is located in a well-served urban area, with easy access to the main thoroughfares and the Palace of Justice. The area is characterized by limited parking availability, making the garage a practical solution. Access to the property complex is prohibited for vehicles taller than 1.90 m. The garage is free for the procedure, and the superficial ownership has a duration of 90 years, renewable, commencing from July 25, 2006. The transfer of the pertinential constraint no longer requires prior municipal authorization. **Main Auction Details**