Enchanting period villa in the historic center of Milan with a private garden and owned parking nearby.The elegant building dates back to the early 1900s and was originally owned by an ancient family of the Roman aristocracy who moved to Milan in the 1920s. Located in a quiet and prestigious area of the city, just a few steps from the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of Music and Piazza del Duomo, the house was home for nearly fifty years to writer Luigi Santucci, winner of the Campiello Prize in 1967 and regarded by critics as one of the leading figures of Italian literature in the second half of the last century.The semi-basement floor, often used for receptions and parties, was frescoed by painters Giuseppe Novello and Mario Vellani Marchi. Over the years, parts of the house have been featured in books and magazines, underscoring its undeniable historical significance. Santucci's residence regularly hosted distinguished names in literature.