Dimora

HIGH SPECIFICATIONS

• Italian wardrobes
• Italian Bespoke Design Kitchen
• Well-equipped UK Dulux painted flats
• Contemporary finish with quality materials including authentic wood, marble and tiles
• Neutral Calming colours
• Proportioned Doors
• Outdoors Spaces
• Bright bathroom with Duravit and renowned Europeans parts

Studio

Ground floor studio with its own balcony, which help make the most of natural light.  Quality finish with high specifications.
 
Benefiting from a communal courtyard, situated at ground level, which offers both enclosed and open spaces, according to the desired use. Part of the ground floor space also offers retail space, and the separation between the communal and the private sections is simple and yet very clear/ The centred courtyard allows a pleasant and secure sharing space.

1-bed

Located either on ground floor or upper floors, with its own balcony and terrace, which help make the most of natural light.  Quality finish with high specifications.
 
The upper levels façade has been designed to adapt to the necessities of the season: the double screens allow for the space to be used as a balcony during the summer, and as enclosed living space during the winter. This also results in a more efficient heat retaining system during the colder months.

The centred courtyard allows not only for a pleasant, secure sharing space, but also for the fitting of balconies on all the inward façades, which would have otherwise benefitted from far less light.

2-bed

Located in the top floor as a loft, with its own balcony and terrace, which help make the most of natural light.  Quality finish with high specifications.
 
The upper levels façade has been designed to adapt to the necessities of the season: the double screens allow for the space to be used as a balcony during the summer, and as enclosed living space during the winter. This also results in a more efficient heat retaining system during the colder months.

The centred courtyard allows not only for a pleasant, secure sharing space, but also for the fitting of balconies on all the inward façades, which would have otherwise benefitted from far less light.