Legals Great 27 02

appraisal
5-DESCRIPTION OF EACH REAL ESTATE PROPERTY NUMBERED CONVENTIONALLY IN
THE FOLLOWING SECTION OF THE REPORT AS CADASTRAL SUBORDINATES (hereinafter
referred to as ‘SUB’) #1–13 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FLOOR PLANS AVAILABLE AT THE
LAND REGISTRY (ANNEX 4 )
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PROPERTIES HAVE N.4 CAR PARKING AREAS AT THE ENTRANCE
HALL OF THE PALACE
SUB #1 (today GARDEN APARTMENT)’’FOGLIO 492 PART.25-29-29’’
An apartment on the first floor of the ‘Palazzetto’ with entrances on the first floor of the monumental
scale of the ‘Palazzo’ and a separate entrance from Capizucchi alley.
The apartment extends over three floors connected by a circular staircase located between the
dining room and a bedroom on the first floor.
The first floor consists of an entrance hall, three living rooms, a dining room, three bedrooms,
three bathrooms and a hallway.
The garden is accessed from the living room with a central fireplace, which is covered – on its
outer part – by pinewood.
The garden is rectangular in shape and extends over a total of 177.65 m2.
Downstairs there are the premises for the kitchen, a working room, a utility bedroom, a pantry and
a closet. Finally, there is a cellar on the ground floor with the boiler room, a small bathroom and
another utility room. In total, there are 351.77 m2 of covered commercial areas of which 234.34 is
on the first floor, while 44.19 and 73.22 is on the middle floor and on the ground floor, respectively.
The ceilings of the entrance are made of walnut wood, painted in light green and cream colors.
The ceiling of the passage room between the ‘Palazzo’ and the ‘Palazzetto’ is decorated with
simple relief patterns. The ceilings of the living rooms and the large bedroom with windows overlooking
Capizucchi square are made of walnut and maple with cornices adorned with embossed
inlay imitations of roses and golden coats-of-arms.
The hallway, on the other hand, has a false ceiling, which hides a decoration similar to the one
present in the passage room, referred to above.
The floors of all rooms - except for the bathrooms on the first floor - are made of wide planks of
light wood parquet.
All doors of the rooms are made of light wood - dating back to the late 1800’s - featuring nine
original doors.
The condition of the small bathroom of the third bedroom does not adequately reflect the recent
renovations.
All windows have inner sash windows with glass panels.