Palazzo Dreher — Unit 21 · 308 m² · 5th-6th floor

Above Piazza della Borsa, where Habsburg Trieste meets the sea, the Palazzo Dreher penthouse occupies the top two floors of the eclectic building that was once the residence of the Dreher brewing family. Today the palazzo is reborn through a complete renovation by RE-DREHER Costruzioni Generali, and this is the unit that crowns the project: Unit 21, a two-level penthouse-attic spanning the fifth and sixth floors, 292 m² (gross) with sea views.

The fifth floor is dedicated to daytime living: entrance, a spacious open-plan living area with kitchenette, a private gym and a guest bathroom. An internal staircase leads up to the attic sixth floor, the realm of the night. Here the master suite is conceived as a single living space: en-suite bathroom, walk-in closet and a freestanding bathtub set within the bedroom. A second bedroom with dedicated bathroom, the hallways and a second kitchen complete the level, which opens onto a panoramic terrace of approximately 68 m² overlooking the sea and the rooftops of the historic center.

Four rooms, two bedrooms, three bathrooms, a terrace on this level and a corner aspect onto Via del Canale Piccolo. Entirely new systems: underfloor heating, ducted cooling and high-efficiency heat pumps; elevator in the building. Premium specifications — Italgraniti/Florim 120x120 porcelain stoneware, Parador herringbone oak parquet, Treemme fittings, Ceramica Cielo sanitaryware — with a choice of interior style between modern and classic. Turnkey delivery by the construction company.

Price: €2,450,000 plus VAT (new build, first-home incentives possible). No car parking: we are in the heart of pedestrian Trieste, just steps from Piazza Unità d'Italia and the Rive waterfront.

Part of the TriesteVillas Private Collection. Data and specifications are subject to update during construction; this text does not constitute a contractual element.

Delivery expected by the end of 2027.

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