Set on the second and top floor of a 1615 building on Via Alessandro Volta – one of the most refined and emblematic addresses in Como’s historic center – Volta LXVI offers a rare opportunity to inhabit quiet height and heritage. The space enjoys a dual aspect onto both the internal courtyard and the street, framed by the discreet elegance of centuries-old architecture. Entry via the building’s original elliptical staircase is not just a passage – it’s part of the experience.

The building that houses Volta LXVI is a rare example of 17th-century civic architecture in Como, with key original features beautifully preserved. The stone helical staircase, interior courtyard and clean, historic layout still hold their original rhythm. Currently used as an office, the unit includes a series of generous rooms that lend themselves to flexible interpretation.

Via Alessandro Volta runs through one of the city’s most elegant and recognizable quarters – just a few minutes’ walk from the lakefront, the cathedral, and the city’s main services. The location is central, yet removed from Como’s busiest flows: it offers a rare balance of accessibility, urban calm, and architectural prestige. A position that speaks to those who already know Como – and to those who are just beginning to.