Torino, Via Chiabrera 25, just a few meters from the Po River and Parco del Valentino, we are renting a beautiful, elegantly furnished penthouse on the 5th floor of the exclusive “25 Verde” building, which features a concierge and elevator; the property includes a small terrace on the same level and a large panoramic terrace above.

The apartment, measuring 88 sqm, comprises: an entrance leading into a spacious living room, a kitchenette, a hallway, a master bedroom, a bathroom with bathtub and shower stall, a second service bathroom, and a utility closet with a washing machine and dryer. The living room opens onto a small terrace (16 sqm actual area); a staircase on one side of this terrace leads up to a stunning panoramic rooftop terrace on the 6th floor (88 sqm actual area), which features a unique roof garden and offers sweeping views of Turin and its surrounding hills. Key features include: dual aspect; security door and alarm system; parquet flooring; triple-glazed wooden window frames; central heating via a geothermal system; air conditioning; and a video intercom. A cellar storage unit is also included. Available immediately. Condominium fees cover heating and hot water. (NOTE: some furnishings shown in the photos differ from the current ones).

The Via Chiabrera apartment is located within the “25 Verde” residential complex, designed by architect Luciano Pia and Turin’s first “forest building.” It serves as a green lung, constructed using cutting-edge eco-sustainable and low-impact architectural technologies that reduce energy consumption and lower property operating costs. With its innovative structure—evoking a forest through tree-like Corten steel elements that support large, plant-filled terraces—and its lush internal garden, the building offers an eco-friendly living environment complete with all modern comforts.

The building is located near Parco del Valentino and the Po River, where one can enjoy pleasant walks or visit rowing clubs. Also in the area are the University of Turin’s Faculty of Medicine, the brand-new Central Library housed in the former Torino Esposizioni complex, and the Molinette-San Giovanni Hospital.