Penthouse above the Quadrilatero rooftops with a 360-degree terrace

Above the Quadrilatero's shop windows lies another Milan, made of pantile roofs, chimneys, dormers and aerials. The seventh-floor penthouse looks out on it from every side: the 120 m² terrace wraps around the entire home, with a hot tub, an outdoor dining area and the cathedral peeking out to the south-west.

Inside, 240 m² have been renovated with stucco walls, bleached oak parquet and full-height windows. The living area extends over 70 m² with an open kitchen in burnished steel; the sleeping area has three bedrooms, each with a bathroom and walk-in wardrobe.

Home automation controls lights, blinds and climate; the 1936 building has a concierge, a lift that opens directly into the home, and two garage spaces.