Apartment via Eugenio Spreafico 3, San Biagio, Monza

From the entrance, this apartment shows its strong personality: light colors and natural materials designed to embrace the many art and furniture items, staples of the 1989 renovation that bears the signature of renowned Milanese architect Giorgio Host Ivessich. The common areas are open to each other: the living room on the study, the dining room on the kitchen, up to the flowered terrace, a precious and exclusive escape that floods the entire living area with light in the sunset hours.
The layout of the apartment is clever: the master sleeping area is private and open to the terrace; the other part of the sleeping area offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a laundry room and a large, really large, hallway equipped as a wardrobe and ironing room. Beyond the kitchen, with a secondary access door, an additional sleeping area with a small bedroom and bathroom. Fixed furnishings are included in the price.
Cellar in the basement.
Double garage in length excluded from the price. The apartment is located on the First Floor of the building built in 1961 to a design by Giò Ponti - eight floors above ground -, a building that contrasts with its size with the surrounding fabric and the numerous single-family houses immediately adjacent to the historic center. The building's body is enlivened by the presence of projecting units and the scanning of façade openings. The use of the hexagonal window, declined in multiple variations, refers back to other projects by the Maestro. The building is covered in tiles of the same gray-blue color as the shutters, contrasting with the projecting eaves slab and the white-colored wooden window frames.