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Mpg-orange This apartment describes a very interesting opportunity, especially for those looking for the independence of a small semi-detached building without the fixed expenses of a condominium. The area of Chiesanova in Prato is historically strategic due to its proximity to the center and the station. Here's a brief breakdown of the strengths and a suggestion on how you could transform spaces to make the most of them. The Strengths of the Property Zero Condominium Fees: In a building of only two units, the management is autonomous and fixed costs are practically non-existent. Strategic Position: The street without a background guarantees silence and privacy, while remaining a few steps from the services and the Serraglio station. The Habitable Terrace: The restoration of the "open-air" terrace is the real added value; a livable outdoor space is the most sought-after feature today. Renovation Tip: The "Open Space" Apartment Try to imagine as you see in the furnished plan, a new layout of the spaces to obtain a large 3 rooms. Here's how you could optimize volumes following current trends: Modern Living Area: By combining the current kitchen and part of the hallway (if the structure allows it), you could create a very bright open plan living area with direct access to the balcony. Double Suite: The existing double bedroom would remain the heart of the sleeping area, with the great advantage of direct access to the habitable terrace (former veranda). Second Bedroom and Facilities: The double bedroom can be kept as such or transformed into a study/guest room, while the laundry room is essential to maintain order in the house. Alternatively, you could move the living area with a habitable terrace and the two bedrooms as a second furnished floor plan. Technical considerations Please note: Since the ad mentions the restoration of the terrace (from veranda to open-air), the restoration of the terrace is included in the sale price as is the state of the current floor plan.