This prestigious 240-sqm apartment, located in Milan's historic Piazza San Babila area, is a remarkable testament to 1950s Italian design. Crafted in 1959 by renowned architects Eugenia Alberti Reggio and Gian Luigi Reggio, pupils of Gio Ponti, the apartment remains perfectly preserved, showcasing the golden age of Italian interior design. Situated on the first floor of a Luigi Mattioni-designed building undergoing façade restoration in 2025, the property offers a rare opportunity to experience timeless elegance in Milan’s chicest district.The apartment boasts two spacious bedrooms separated from the living area by a privacy-enhancing corridor. The master suite features custom furniture and full-height wardrobes, while the children’s room includes unique murals and whimsical design elements. Two bathrooms retain original 1950s tiles. The living room, with 3.30-meter ceilings, is divided into distinct lounge and dining areas by custom-designed furniture, with a central bar cabinet as a focal point. A habitable kitchen, breakfast nook, service area, balcony, and cellar complete the property.Located steps from Milan’s Cathedral, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and La Scala Theatre, this property blends history, culture, and modernity, offering unparalleled luxury in one of Milan’s most sought-after areas.Ref: 13679https://www.lionard.com/apartment-in-a-period-design-next-to-milans-conservatory.html