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Trilocale Ristrutturato e Arredato in Zona Universitaria
Via Francesco Cigna, Torino, Repubblica Italiana
€750
€11/m²
3
rooms
66
m²
3/4
floor
3
rooms
66
m²
3/4
floor
F
Energy
Renovated
Condition
District
Heating
Balcony
Amenities
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Overview
Highlights
Key Parameters
Layout:2+1
Rooms:3
Year Built:1930
Condition:Renovated
Energy:F
Furnished
Description
In Via Francesco Cigna 57, a Torino, si propone in affitto un **luminoso e spazioso trilocale ristrutturato e arredato** di 66 m², ideale per studenti o trasfertisti referenziati. L'appartamento, situato al terzo piano di una palazzina senza ascensore, è disponibile da subito.
L'interno dell'appartamento offre un'atmosfera accogliente e funzionale. L'ingresso conduce a una cucina abitabile, completamente accessoriata con lavastoviglie. La zona notte è composta da due ampie camere da letto, una delle quali vanta una portafinestra con accesso al balcone privato. Il bagno è completo di box doccia e lavatrice.
L'immobile vanta infissi in PVC con doppio vetro e riscaldamento centralizzato a radiatori.
La zona è ben servita dai mezzi pubblici e comoda a tutti i principali servizi commerciali. Il canone mensile è di **€ 750,00**, a cui si aggiungono € 40,00 di spese condominiali, € 60,00 di riscaldamento centralizzato e € 20,00 di tassa rifiuti. La cauzione richiesta è di **€ 1.500,00**. Le utenze di luce e gas sono a parte. Per informazioni, contattare STUDIOCASA GUGLIELMO MARINO S.R.L.
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Building
Floor:3 / 4
Heating:District
Amenities
Balcony
Cellar
Rental Terms
Monthly Charges:€40
Location
What's nearby
Score
Seeki Score
Location Quality
71/100🚇
91Transit
Metro, tram & bus proximity
🏪
43Amenities
Shops, pharmacies & services
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74Family
Schools, parks & playgrounds
🚶
82Walkability
Pedestrian-friendly streets
🎭
79Cultural
Museums, theatres & venues
🌳
0Green Space
Parks & green areas nearby
🔇
100Noise Level
Environmental noise levels (EEA)
🌊
20Flood Risk
Flood zone classification
📈
70Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
🌬️
N/AAir Quality
Air pollution levels (EEA data)
Listing Quality
ACompleteness
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Listing text length & detail
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Listed 7 months ago · 4 views
Updated June 6, 2026
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