🇬🇧 SUMMARY SCHEME – MULTIPURPOSE HISTORIC BUILDING (Early 1900s) Via Broglia 11 – Chieri (TO) Central and prestigious location. Basement • Historic brick cellar with terracotta vaults → ideal for wine, archives, or storage thanks to its naturally stable thermo‑hygrometric conditions. Ground Floor • Storage room: 59 sqm (C/02) • Two street‑facing shops with WC and back room: 111 sqm total (C/01) Shop windows already installed on Via Broglia • Shared horseshoe‑shaped inner courtyard ◦ private parking (rare in the historic centre) ◦ loading/unloading area • Canopy with mezzanine: 81 sqm (C/07) ◦ ground floor: covered parking ◦ mezzanine: additional storage space Internal Connections • Original stone staircase from the period, perfectly preserved. Second Floor – Private Offices (A/10) 306 sqm in total, divided into 7.5 rooms + bathroom. Prestigious parquet flooring, windows with cathedral‑style shutters. Ideal for executive offices or a representative residence. Period details perfectly preserved. Via Broglia, Chieri – Where time speaks and spaces welcome Location and Context In the ancient heart of Chieri, not far from the ASL district, there is a place where one’s pace naturally slows. Beneath the cathedral bell tower — where the old bell “schilla Sancte Marie” is mentioned in medieval statutes as the signal marking the end of the day — stretches Via Broglia: a street that still carries the breath of old workshops, the scent of lived‑in homes, the gentle rhythm of the historic town. Here stands this early 20th‑century building: not just a property, but a place that holds memories, possibilities, and a discreet, authentic beauty. Ground Floor Passing through the large wooden gate, you enter an intimate, almost secret world. The inner courtyard, embraced by the horseshoe‑shaped structure, is a quiet refuge: a space that can become a garden, private parking, a creative loading/unloading area, or simply a peaceful corner where the afternoon sun lingers unhurriedly. The street‑facing units — once an artisan workshop and a driving school — enjoy excellent visibility thanks to their valuable shop windows. They seem ready to welcome new stories: any business finds here a natural stage made of light, foot traffic, and authenticity. Next to them, the storage room (POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL SHOP) completes the layout with practical and valuable functionality. An old vaulted mezzanine, with its brick curves worn by time yet still solid, creates an almost theatrical atmosphere — a small hidden jewel at the heart of the courtyard. The lower part can serve as covered parking, while the mezzanine is perfect for storage or service use. But its true charm emerges when imagining its future: by opening a door from the second floor, this structure could become an open veranda — an intimate, welcoming place to read, converse, listen to the city breathe… or simply enjoy a glass of wine, wrapped in the silent beauty of its period architecture. Basement Descending into the historic cellar, time seems to change pace. The old bricks, the tiles, the cool still air: everything speaks of tradition, care, and roots. A space that invites you to imagine tastings, exhibitions, special moments. A place that moves you. First Floor The stone staircase leads to the upper level, where a large 7.5‑room apartment — registered as private offices — opens up, suspended between past and present. The bright, warm parquet accompanies each step. The period windows, with their cathedral‑style shutters, filter the light poetically, creating atmospheres that shift throughout the day. The white cast‑iron radiators tell of a time when even functionality was beauty. And the Liberty‑style balconies, overlooking the historic centre and the inner courtyard, offer enchanting views. This building is not just a property: it is an invitation. To create, to transform, to live. To bring new life to a place that still has so much to offer. TEL 3463940504