Historic Row House in Brescia, Lombardy

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The polished marble floors, ceilings adorned with frescoes and ornate moldings, and the light streaming through large windows immediately set the tone for this 17th-century townhouse: a spacious property with a commanding presence, where every room conveys the sense of a home lived through time and designed to welcome. Even the most measured details, such as the dark wood of some furnishings and the warmth of the fireplace, contribute to creating a full yet natural atmosphere, never contrived, where the historical dimension of the property is immediately perceived. The 838 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 20 rooms, with 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, offering a significant structure suitable for both comfortable daily living and a residence capable of hosting. The private garden of 700 square meters accompanies the house seamlessly, adding a tangible outdoor space to be enjoyed in every season. The architectural notes reveal a facade with warm-toned plaster, dark wooden shutters, a stone pathway leading to the entrance, and a pergola suggesting a natural extension of outdoor living. Adjacent to this, the presence of a covered patio in dark wood, furnished as a conversation and dining area, strengthens the connection between indoors and outdoors. Completing the property are a cellar, an attic, and a garage, elements that add functionality to a home of rare dimensions. The alarm system contributes to the serene management of the property, while the overall layout retains the character of a spacious and intricate residence, with spaces that can easily adapt to family or representational needs. Days here find a natural rhythm between bright rooms, reception areas, and more intimate moments in front of the fireplace, moving outdoors when the season permits. The garden, with its full and orderly presence, invites lunches under the pergola, conversations on the patio, and leisurely pauses immersed in greenery. A property of this kind allows for a balanced alternation between conviviality and privacy, always maintaining the sense of an important yet tangible home, meant to be truly lived in, not just displayed. The consistency of the spaces, the period of construction, and the presence of a private garden make this townhouse a particularly noteworthy offering in the context of Brescia. It is a home that combines volume, character, and usability, maintaining a strong connection with the city and a residential dimension that is private, spacious, and rich in personality.