# 4 bedroom luxury Flat for sale in Via Fabio Filzi, 19, Milan, Lombardy > Canonical listing: https://landomo.it/property/1d092261-e75f-474f-a5c0-4cd09b9fbd16 This is a compact, machine-readable representation of a public Landomo listing. Verify the canonical page before presenting the property as currently available. ## Listing facts - **Status:** active - **Transaction:** sale - **Category:** apartment - **Asking price:** 2,000,000 EUR - **Location:** Milan, Lombardia, IT - **Floor area:** 220 m² - **Bedrooms:** 4 - **Published:** 2026-11-07T20:47:33.122Z - **Last updated:** 2026-11-07T20:47:33.122Z - **Listed on:** luxuryestate-it ## Description Some homes impress with their newly renovated interiors. Others offer something much harder to replicate: panoramic views, height, natural light and outdoor space. This property belongs to the second category. Located on Via Filzi, on the top floor of an elegant 1950s building, the apartment is just a short walk from Piazza della Repubblica and the Biblioteca degli Alberi park. The residence offers approximately 180 sqm of interior space, windows on three sides and a 160 sqm rooftop terrace on the 12th floor, directly above the apartment. The interiors retain their original features and require complete renovation. Yet the property's greatest assets are already there: the generous proportions of a prestigious residence, the natural light of a high-floor apartment and exceptional panoramic views across Milan. THE SETTING: MILAN'S SKYLINE THROUGH THE AGES Via Filzi lies between Porta Nuova and Via Vittor Pisani, with Central Station on one side and Piazza della Repubblica towards the city centre. The neighbourhood reflects two defining chapters in Milan's architectural history. The first dates back to the 1950s, when Milan was emerging as a major business centre. Some of its earliest landmark skyscrapers were built here, including Torre Breda and Gio Ponti's famous Pirelli Tower. The second is the more recent transformation of Porta Nuova, with Piazza Gae Aulenti, its contemporary skyscrapers and the Biblioteca degli Alberi park. Both chapters of Milan's architectural history can be admired from the apartment. The Pirelli Tower stands prominently in the view, while the other side reveals the UniCredit Tower, Torre Solaria, Torre Diamante and even the CityLife towers in the distance. Below, the rooftops of historic Milan provide a striking contrast to the contemporary skyline. A panorama full of detail, changing with the light throughout the day and becoming part of everyday life in this home. THE APARTMENT: GENEROUS SPACES TO REIMAGINE The well-maintained building features an elegant entrance hall with stone finishes and integrated lighting. On the 11th floor, the apartment offers the generous proportions of a traditional Milanese residence: numerous rooms, large windows on three sides and 2.90-metre-high ceilings. The living room measures approximately 34 sqm and opens onto a panoramic balcony overlooking the city's rooftops. Its size already allows for separate seating and dining areas. But there is an intriguing design possibility. The living room adjoins a bedroom of approximately 20 sqm. Subject to technical assessment, removing the partition wall could create an impressive 55 sqm reception room, with multiple windows, a central balcony and a wonderful sense of space. Imagine a contemporary interior with a large bookcase, a dining table for entertaining and a comfortable seating area facing the windows. The Milan skyline would become the natural backdrop to the entire room. Of course, this is just one possible interpretation of the floor plan. A RENOVATION TO UNLOCK THE PROPERTY'S POTENTIAL With its regular layout, windows on three sides and numerous internal partition walls, the apartment offers considerable scope for reconfiguration. For a property of this calibre, the opportunity to redesign the interiors can be a real advantage for anyone wishing to create a truly personal residence. New finishes, materials and layouts could enhance the features already in place: the generous space, original period details worth preserving, large windows and remarkable views. Almost everything inside this home can be redesigned to suit its future owner. What cannot be recreated is its 11th-floor position and the panorama surrounding it. THE ROOFTOP TERRACE On the 12th floor lies the property's other outstanding feature: a 160 sqm panoramic rooftop terrace, complete with a covered area and an additional utility room. The terrace is currently accessed through the building's communal areas. As it sits directly above the apartment, the feasibility of installing an internal staircase could be explored as part of the renovation, subject to technical assessments and the necessary approvals. The terrace is currently unfurnished. But imagine transforming it with landscaped greenery and elegant outdoor furniture: a spacious dining area, an outdoor lounge, seating overlooking the skyline and planters defining different areas. The true centrepiece, however, would always be Milan itself. From the 12th floor, the views take in Porta Nuova's skyscrapers, the Pirelli Tower, the city's rooftops and, on clear days, the spectacular outline of the Alps. === Monthly condominium charges are €612, including central heating and concierge service. A shared parking space is available on a rotating basis in the condominium courtyard. ## Source and attribution - Cite and link: https://landomo.it/property/1d092261-e75f-474f-a5c0-4cd09b9fbd16 - Asking price and availability may change after this response was generated. - Contact information and originating-portal links are available on the canonical page.