Renovated pied-à-terre with balcony

A generous one-bedroom flat — three rooms plus a bathroom across 51 square metres — on the second floor, lift served, of a 1963 building on Via San Daniele, in San Vito, with the city centre on foot and Via Tigor around the corner.

The works finished recently and nobody has lived here since. New light-oak SPC flooring throughout, freshly painted walls, white doors with frosted glass, new electrical fittings. The bathroom was rebuilt from scratch: large-format marble-effect porcelain up to the ceiling, new basin, bidet, WC and bathtub. For the kitchen the hard part is done — one of the rooms already has water supply and drainage in place — but the kitchen itself still needs to be bought and fitted.

The entrance opens onto a hallway that distributes every room: no wasted corridors. The internal height is about 2.80 metres and you feel it. Dual aspect, street and inner courtyard, with a balcony.

Central heating with radiators, metered by consumption; domestic hot water from an independent electric boiler. Energy class F (EPgl,nren 126.62 kWh/m²year).

On service charges, plainly: the 2026/2027 condominium budget for this flat is 867 euro a year, that is 72 a month, but it includes a low heating share because the flat has been empty and the meters recorded almost nothing. The fixed part — management, insurance, stairs, lift, maintenance — is 684 euro a year, 57 a month: that you pay regardless. The heating will be up to your thermostat.

In exchange, the building has just completed and accounted for a heavy round of major works — lower facades, new downpipes on the Via Tigor side, terraces and railings — and no extraordinary instalments are planned for 2026/2027: the big spend is behind this flat, not ahead of it.

Vacant, available immediately. 3D virtual tour on request.