Historical building in the economic and cultural center of downtown Milan. Its origin dates back to the Roman Empire that has left, inside and under the protection of cultural heritage, some vestiges. Later owned by the renowned Milan families of Sforza and Medici and house of the first Medici bank. The ornamental remains can be viewed in several city museums and in London.
The building went under major renovations in the mid 1980s by architect Toni Cordero with the supervision of the Cultural Heritage Association. At this time the building installed new and sophisticated heating and air conditioning systems, fire protection and video surveillance systems.
The complex consists of two buildings, the first has four floors overlooking Via Bossi and the second building has seven floors facing the inner courtyard. The property is mainly offices.
This is a warehouse without people staying in it of approximately 145 square meters, located on the second basement floor. The entrance can be through the building on Via Broletto 30 or through the building on Via dei Bossi 4. Pedestrian entrance via elevator to the first basement floor then staircase. Possibility of driveway access to the first basement floor then staircase. The real estate unit has ceramic flooring. It is equipped with air conditioning and fire prevention system centralized to the condominium systems of the building on Via dei Bossi.
Ideal for archive use.
Updated on April 7, 2025 at 11:20 am
Warehouse Via Broletto – Floor S2 – 145 sqm. - Via Broletto, 30, Milano, MI
