Apartment via dei Consoli, Centro, Gubbio

The elegant apartment is located in the center of Gubbio, in one of the most exclusive and important streets of the city near the ancient Bargello fountain and a few meters from the renowned Palazzo dei Consoli in Piazza Grande. The property is located in a medieval building characterized by an external facade with "exposed" stones and a round arch above the entrance to the building, keeping intact the most representative architectural elements of the time. The property inside is in excellent maintenance conditions as it has been completely renovated and consolidated.
Located on the second and third floors of the elegant apartment, it is accessed via a shared staircase which immediately opens onto a large living room with an old fireplace and three large windows overlooking the main street. A short corridor leads to the built-in kitchen with a view of the Sant 'Ambrogio monastery. A double bedroom and bathroom with shower completes the level.
On the upper floor connected by a private internal staircase there is also a second living room with antique fireplace and large panoramic windows, a first double bedroom, a bathroom with shower and a second double bedroom with terrace on the roofs of Gubbio and bathroom with tub.
The layout of the apartment lends itself well to a potential subdivision of the same into two completely independent individual accommodations.
The elegant apartment is bright, with warm and welcoming airy environments and with sober and refined interior finishes; the floors are in terracotta, while in the sleeping area it is in parquet, the wooden window frames are double glazed and the ceilings are with exposed beams and tiles. Some areas of the walls have been left exposed to highlight the old stone, bricks and some original niches of the time.
Complete the property a tavern located on the floor below the road of 63 square meters entirely in stone and exposed brick with barrel vaults which is also in excellent condition as it has been completely restored and renovated. From the tavern there is access to an ancient underground tunnel dug into the rock which continues for many meters dividing into two paths and then reuniting.