Apartment frazione Gilardon 20, Centro, Cortina d'Ampezzo

LOCATION
Apartment with garage and external balconies just 50 meters from the ski lifts and about 1.2 km from the center of Cortina D'Ampezzo.

OUTDOOR SPACE
The apartment has two balconies, respectively a first floor of 28.5 m2 and a second floor of 8.2 m2.

INTERIOR LAYOUT
BASEMENT: Tavern with open-space area with open kitchen, bathroom and storage/cellar.
FIRST FLOOR: Entrance into the living room, dining area, open-space eat-in kitchen, double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, second floor bathroom with shower.
ATTIC FLOOR: Hallway, floor bathroom, single bedroom, double bedroom and double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and balcony.

FINISHES
Margherita apartment has been recently renovated in every detail starting from the state-of-the-art systems up to the finishes and the choice of materials.
The style is linked to the mountain area with a touch of modernity. The material that makes it up is wood which is used both for the floors and in some furnishing elements, in the bathrooms porcelain stoneware with a beige finish has been chosen.

TERRITORY
Cortina d'Ampezzo bears the prestigious title of Queen of the Dolomites, located at an altitude of 1210 m between the most famous Dolomite peaks: Croda da Lago, Nuvolau, Cinque Torri, the Tofane group, Cristallo, Faloria and the Sorapiss who spray her majestically.
It is characterized by a combination of art, history and nature which makes it unique and of great interest.
The city, whose main hub is the famous Corso Italia, is animated by restaurants, hotels, shops, commercial activities, including the historic Cooperative, which make Cortina the mountain tourist resort par excellence.
Cortina d'Ampezzo also has a rich naturalistic and landscape heritage of rare beauty such as the Natural Park of the Ampezzo Dolomites which includes the Tofane group and Monte Cristallo extending up to the Fanes - Sennes - Braies Park. The entire Ampezzo area lends itself perfectly to hiking and mountaineering: here were born the guides who accompanied the explorers of the Dolomites, who came from all over the world to conquer the highest peaks.