The property, built in the early 1800s for an important Milanese noble family by architect Pietro Pestagalli, consists of two adjoining bodies, while the building's internal fronts overlook a splendid private garden. The facade contemplates two arched portals with above them two wide balconies with lion corbels. One of the two entrances leads to the rectangular courtyard, with porticoes on all four sides, with granite columns and capitals of Doric order.

The property is characterized by an elegant entrance and an extremely flexible layout. The rooms are extraordinarily bright on a rectangular floor plan arranged on 2 levels. The large windows of the ground floor run on all the walls, offering the privilege of constant natural light as well as views and direct overlooking of the common indoor garden. The adjacent private garden area of about 50 square meters houses a magnificent centuries-old wisteria that, in bloom, gives a real cascade of color, a soft purple that contrasts harmoniously with the dark green foliage. From the lobby to the mezzanine floor, one is surrounded by original and refined details such as high frescoed ceilings and ancient ornamental decorations giving extreme elegance and refinement as well as communicating historicity and value.

The building, in its central location in the historic heart of Milan, boasts the possibility of conversion to residential use, as it was originally, and enjoys aspects that make it a coveted and ideal location for those wishing to work or live in one of the city's oldest and most prestigious areas, a stone's throw from the historic Piazza Castello, and a short distance from Piazza del Duomo and the Montenapoleone District.