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This patrician house is a perfect expression of Ticino residential architecture from the early 1900s: solid, elegant, and yet cozy, enhanced by architectural details made from local materials, an atmosphere of the past, and a garden that guarantees privacy and relaxation in the heart of the village.
Context and Location
Architectural Features
Structure and Materials:
Plastered, load-bearing natural stone masonry, typical for Ticino houses of the early 20th century, with excellent thermal insulation and robust appearance.
Exposed wooden panels on all floors, a traditional element that adds warmth to the rooms.
Roof with wooden structure and carpentry and tiled roof.
PVC windows and doors with insulating glass, a contemporary solution that improves comfort without changing the original appearance.
Interior Flooring:
Entrance and reception area with granite slabs, a local and very durable material.
In the rooms and living areas, natural wood and carpet floors alternate, creating a cozy and homely atmosphere.
Attic completely clad in wood, large open space in alpine style.
Interior Floor Coverings:
Entrances and reception areas with granite slabs, a local and very durable material.
In the rooms and living areas, natural wood floors and carpet floors alternate, creating a cozy, homely atmosphere.
Attic completely clad in wood, large open space in alpine style.
Room Layout
Atmosphere:
The house consists of 7 rooms on different levels, reflecting the traditional room layout.
2 simple bathrooms, corresponding to the fittings of historical houses of that time.
Furnishings:
Centuries-old, historically valuable furniture that is very characteristic of the Ticino country house style.
Outdoor Areas
Outbuildings
Energy consumption
No dataGreenhouse gas emmissions
No dataAl Temp 2
6702 Claro (TI)