We are located in the heart of the historic center of Cuneo, in the street that takes the name of Count Carlo Massimiliano Roero, husband of the famous Rosa Ignazia Diodata Saluzzo, an appreciated poetess of the early 1800s. The entire building was owned by the Count and had the classic construction form of the time, with a central courtyard with warehouses and stables on the ground floor and manor lodgings on the first floor. In the apartment you will find a beautiful kitchen with all the necessary appliances, a large fridge with freezer, a traditional oven, a microwave, a 4-burner hob and a dishwasher with a generous worktop. A practical shelf with nice stools for a quick breakfast or snack. The majestic living room welcomes you with a large glass dining table, a generously sized L-shaped sofa to pass the time chatting or watching the big TV. A glass door allows the passage to the small but beautiful balcony on the street. The master bedroom, furnished as a suite, has a beautiful walk-in closet with mirrored glass and friction sliding door, 2 bedside tables and a period desk. The double bed was large and comfortable.

Here too we find a small but lovely balcony. In the large bathroom there is space for the shower, the toilet and the bidet and a window to give brightness and air to the environment. The second bedroom has a large wardrobe with doors, a design glass table, a period bathroom furniture adapted to a night table. French bed with a square and a half. Nice and spacious bathroom, with corner shower, toilet and bidet. The peculiarity lies in the walls that are not full height, but end with glass on the ceiling, to give a feeling of greater space to the rooms and natural light. The careful and meticulous restructuring has brought a prestigious and noble air back to the environment, enhancing the cross ceilings with cut bricks, which testify to the availability of wealth of the family. The wooden floors and the details of the original interior doors and the niches obtained give warmth and personality. Our apartment overlooks Via Carlo Manfredi di Luserna and is very bright compared to the standard of the old part of the city.

At 100 meters we find Via Roma and Piazza Virginio where the Friday market and numerous events take place under the central roof. Also nearby is the complex of San Francesco and its museum