Fully renovated loft. 500 sq m – roof-top. Cervino district The loft, completely renovated by a leading architectural firm in agreement with the owner, is part of a portion of a building registered as an arts and crafts workshop. It extends over three floors above ground and dates back to the early 1900s. This former industrial building was recently transformed as part of a broader redevelopment program that affected this part of the city of Turin, known as “Spina 4.” Like any former industrial structure, the loft is spread across multiple floors, specifically two mezzanines and a roof-top. It has undergone renovation and redevelopment, changing its intended use from artisanal to residential. On the ground floor, there is a main pedestrian entrance with a living area and an elevator, as well as a staircase connecting each floor of the building. Direct access to the private parking space reserved for 2-3 cars. On the ground floor mezzanine, there is a large room used as a storage room/cellar. On the first floor, the loft features an open-plan living area, a custom-built kitchen with an island that opens directly onto the spacious living area with a soundproofed 7.1 home theater. The mezzanine serves as a bedroom suite (guest or office). Also on this level are two bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. A storage room is also available. On the mezzanine level of the first floor, the master bedroom features a walk-in closet and a master bathroom with a double walk-in shower and ensuite bathtub. This floor overlooks the living room below, creating a dramatic effect. The entire mezzanine is registered for use as a utility room. A laundry room is also available. On the roof level, a portion of the roof terrace (third floor above ground) measures 230 square meters and offers unparalleled views of Turin. It features an outdoor kitchen, swimming pool, and a sauna in the sunbathing area. The urban area is undergoing significant transformation, primarily due to the implementation of an Urban Redevelopment Program that includes the environmental redevelopment of abandoned industrial areas (formerly Officine Iveco Telai, Metallurgica Piemontese, Gondrand, etc.) and involves, in addition to public and FS-owned areas, numerous private properties. Spina 4 is the last of the areas affected by the passage of the infrastructure bundle for the railway link. This Microzone also includes the historic buildings of the Dora Docks. The loft represents a unique example in the Turin real estate landscape. A striking, ultra-modern property, it can be used both as a post-industrial-style residence and as a studio, office, or corporate headquarters. The finishes are excellent and tasteful. The area is convenient to major services and close to motorway junctions to and from Milan and the airport. For information: GIEFFE PATRIMONI Real Estate Advisor, Turin – London – Alba – Milan – Rome – Monza. (+39) 011 / 76.000.11 All the above data does not constitute contractual elements or conditions.