Elegant apartment, located in a prestigious 1930' building in the pedestrian district called "Crocetta", one of Turin's residential area most exclusive and quiet, next to the Polytechnic University. Free parking in the courtyard. Over 100 square meters, 1 large bedroom, great bathroom with bathube and shower, large living room with sofa bed and kitchen with additional sofa bed. (Total 6 sleepers) The apartment comes with bed linen and towels. Free WIFI. This is a unique opportunity to live in a prestigious residence, immersed in the tranquility of the pedestrian zone # 1 in Turin. The proximity to the complex of the Polytechnic, (less than 100 meters far) Subway (700 meters) and, more generally, of the city center, makes it a perfect choice for your stay, combining the quiet of a green area within the proximity to the main points of interest. From the great and austere wooden door, typical of late Art Nouveau exclusive residences in the neighborhood, you can access a large marble staircase with red carpet and all the apartments' entrance on the first floor. The apartment comes with a luxury entrance with precious marble floors that leads to the various rooms: a spacious double bedroom, a large living area, with sofas and a 40 "TV, a spacious kitchen/dining area and an elegant bathroom. The sleep in total are six, two in the bedroom, four in sofa beds located in the living room and kitchen / dining room. THE DISTRICT In the area facing the Politecnico's University, between 1903 and 1937 were drawn three new large avenues : Corso Duca d'Aosta, Corso Trento e Corso Trieste. It was realized a prestigious residential area, which includes elegant buildings designed by leading protagonists of architectural's period, such as Pietro Fenoglio and Giuseppe Momo and characterized by styles as neo-Gothic and, above all, Liberty. This area, enclosed in Corso Einaudi, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi, Corso Montevecchio and Corso Galileo Ferraris, was later made pedestrian by August 9th, 1974. The Liberty Turin's style, mixed with the eclectic one of the first half of the twentieth century, was so fashionable that not only was applied to the buildings in front of the University, but in many other buildings in the neighborhood. The western entrance of that pedestrian area right outside the entrance of the Politecnico University is dominated by Duca d'Aosta's square, otherwise known as "Piazzetta del Fante", because of the statue dedicated to the "Fante d 'Italy', a bronze work of Angelo Balzardi, erected for the centenary of the Unification of Italy (1961). Via Cantore overlooks this elegant square, where you can enjoy a good Italian Espresso Coffee or grab a snack at the "Historical" University kiosk. Immersed in the green pedestrian area of Crocetta's, the location could not be better: The Subway station is just minutes from home: in a few stops you can get Porta Nuova and Porta Susa Train Stations. There are also several bus a few steps from the house, making it extremely easy getting almost anywhere in a minute. Crocetta's District, notoriously one of the most Turin's elegant is home of a well known street market, famous for its Garments' shopping. You can also find many shops, groceries, supermarkets, bars and restaurants for all budgets.