16 sqm Garage Space in Turin

Right of superficies for a garage at auction in Turin (TO) – Piazza Adriano 11/E - 15/G The property at auction is a garage space located in the heart of Turin, in Piazza Adriano 11/E - 15/G, within a large building complex used for private parking facilities. Built in 2010, the complex extends over three underground floors and is situated in a semi-central, high-density residential area, characterized by a shortage of parking spaces. The location is strategic, close to the Palace of Justice and along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, with direct access from Piazza Adriano. **Area and Internal Layout** The garage space, identified with number 204, is located on the third basement level of the parking facility and offers a commercial area of 16 sqm. Its dimensions allow for parking a medium-to-large sized car, with a length varying between 510-540 cm and an average width of approximately 280 cm. The internal height is approximately 265 cm. The property is in ordinary condition of preservation and maintenance. **Features and Amenities** The garage is equipped with a sheet metal up-and-over door (net opening approximately 245-250 cm wide and 210 cm high), a concrete screed floor, and concrete block walls, partly exposed and partly plastered. The ceilings are exposed reinforced concrete. It features lighting and power systems with energy consumption metering. The complex is served by three stairwells, one of which has an elevator, and two external vehicle ramps for access and exit. Access to the complex is prohibited for vehicles exceeding 1.90 m in height. **Context and Connections** The Piazza Adriano area is an urban and semi-central area of Turin, well-served and with excellent connections. Its proximity to the Palace of Justice and Corso Vittorio Emanuele II makes it particularly convenient for professionals and residents. The property is free for the procedure, offering an immediate opportunity for the buyer. The right of superficies has a duration of 90 years, renewable, starting from July 25, 2006. The transfer of the pertinentiality constraint no longer requires prior municipal authorization. **Main Auction Details**