3 bedrooms terraced house, 220 m²

Ivrea, Turin (province)

Canavese

CRIST AREA - On the hill above Porta Aosta, one of the most exclusive residential areas of Ivrea. The city was recently included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, as an industrial city of the 20th century; and in 2022 it was elected Italian Book Capital, demonstrating the fact that it continues to be a cultural center of excellence and its natural and architectural beauties are still appreciated and exalted today. Ivrea is also known for its characteristic Carnival with the singular "orange shooting" which attracts tourists and onlookers from all over the world, dressing the surrounding streets in the colors of the various districts and teams on those days. The Crist area remains right above the historic center, a few minutes walk from the square where the city center ring road converges, with Via Aosta which connects to the Aosta Valley and Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, which runs along the Dora and connects to the station . Taking Via Castiglia instead, you go up to Via Del Crist where this residential complex stands characterized by the clear and austere lines of the Olivettian style, daughters of the new Rationalism. Its structure was designed to create a cluster of terraced villas, but built staggered from each other, so as to guarantee more than double facing to each and as much independence as possible. The villa in question is spread over two residential floors, in addition to the basement with ancillary rooms. The entrance is on the central hallway where the rooms on the floor that make up the living area overlook. The sumptuous living room expands into two communicating rooms and is embellished with a fireplace; the original wooden parquet runs through this area like the bedrooms and gives a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The living room also leads to the balcony from which, following a few steps, you reach the garden for exclusive use, of approximately 400 square metres, ideal as an outlet for children and for setting up a table and chairs in the summer. From the dining room you access the eat-in kitchen which overlooks the corner balcony and double access to the hallway, adjacent to which is the bathroom that serves the floor. From the hallway the peculiar staircase in National walnut winds its way, specifically designed for this solution, with wooden handrails that allow you to create particular plays of light. The first floor has been designated as the sleeping area and includes three large bedrooms, one of which has a balcony, and is served by two comfortable bathrooms. To complete the villa there is the basement where there is a spacious room used as a tavern, a cellar also equipped as a laundry room and a double garage. The generous size lends itself to hosting even large families, the exclusive area guarantees tranquility without sacrificing the convenience of all services.