Prestigious attic in historical palace in Ala

Charming, spacious and historic portion of Palazzo Angelini, a building dating back to the Venetian period, located in the historic center of Ala that hosted important historical figures: Charles V, Maximilian II of Habsburg, Charles VI of Habsburg and General Cadorna. The building is an example of late-Baroque architecture with a façade embellished with a majestic eighteenth-century portal. The interior summarizes the features of a noble past with inlaid wood, stucco, rich decorations and paintings. From the first entrance court you can catch the magnificence of the past: the stone staircase visually accompanies the visitor to the upper floors, offering glimpses of the outside from the large open galleries on each floor. The proposed property includes the entire second floor, currently used as a dental practice and the third floor used as an apartment. The apartment consists of a large living room with exposed roof beams and roof tiles, divided into different areas, from the dining area, to the bookcase and the sofa area. Numerous windows, a tiled stove, a staircase leading to an attic complete the architecture of the spaces making them unique and sophisticated. A long distribution corridor serves a large kitchen with a fireplace and a service bathroom. On the opposite side there is a room used as a laundry and two rooms in succesione one to the other. The windows overlook the rooftops of the entire historic center of Ala. The second floor, with a specular plan compared to the upper floor, except for the area dedicated to the loggia, consists of three large frescoed rooms, a studio, four bathrooms, a kitchen and three rooms. The plant suggests, as for the third floor, a possible use as an apartment.