Housing Giulia
Turin, Italy
Housing Giulia Amenities & Features
Location
City
Social Activity
Multiple activities planned per week
Coliving Type
Apartments
About Housing Giulia
In Turin’s Barolo Social District, this social housing and temporary residence project suits people who want an urban base with shared life built in. It works for university students, young professionals, workers living away from home, tourists, and people facing temporary housing difficulties. The atmosphere is active rather than hushed, with large common spaces, indoor art, exhibitions, events, and concerts shaping daily life.
Accommodation comes through Residence, Turismo, and Campus formulas, with stays for different lengths. Apartment types include studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom options. The setup is practical and straightforward, with rooms and shared areas supported by free Wi-Fi, staff presence, and overnight security. Pricing is not listed in the provided data.
- Coin-operated laundry
- Free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas
- Staff presence with overnight security
- Common spaces for reading, studying, meetings, and activities
- Bicycle parking
The location keeps central Turin within easy reach, about 10 minutes on foot from the city center and close to Porta Susa station, Porta Palazzo, and the Balon market area. The setting gives residents a mix of convenience and neighborhood character, with a strong focus on autonomy, community use, and flexible living.
Frequently Asked Questions about Housing Giulia
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- Housing Giulia offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments through its Residence, Turismo, and Campus formulas. Stays are available for different lengths depending on the formula chosen.
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- The residence includes free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas, coin-operated laundry, common spaces for reading, studying, meetings and activities, bicycle parking, staff presence during the day, and overnight security.
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- Housing Giulia suits university students, young professionals, workers living away from home, tourists, and people facing temporary housing difficulties. The active atmosphere with frequent events and exhibitions creates a community-focused environment.
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- Located in Turin's Barolo Social District on Via Francesco Cigna, it sits about 10 minutes on foot from the city center and is close to Porta Susa station, Porta Palazzo, and the Balon market area.
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- The residence hosts multiple social activities per week, including exhibitions, events, and concerts. Large common spaces and indoor art shape an active daily atmosphere centered on shared community life.
Where is Housing Giulia?
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Via Francesco Cigna, 14/L, 10152 Torino TO, Italy
Housing Giulia Amenities & Features
Location
CitySocial Activity
Multiple activities planned per weekColiving Type
ApartmentsAbout Housing Giulia
In Turin’s Barolo Social District, this social housing and temporary residence project suits people who want an urban base with shared life built in. It works for university students, young professionals, workers living away from home, tourists, and people facing temporary housing difficulties. The atmosphere is active rather than hushed, with large common spaces, indoor art, exhibitions, events, and concerts shaping daily life.
Accommodation comes through Residence, Turismo, and Campus formulas, with stays for different lengths. Apartment types include studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom options. The setup is practical and straightforward, with rooms and shared areas supported by free Wi-Fi, staff presence, and overnight security. Pricing is not listed in the provided data.
- Coin-operated laundry
- Free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas
- Staff presence with overnight security
- Common spaces for reading, studying, meetings, and activities
- Bicycle parking
The location keeps central Turin within easy reach, about 10 minutes on foot from the city center and close to Porta Susa station, Porta Palazzo, and the Balon market area. The setting gives residents a mix of convenience and neighborhood character, with a strong focus on autonomy, community use, and flexible living.
Frequently Asked Questions about Housing Giulia
- Housing Giulia offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments through its Residence, Turismo, and Campus formulas. Stays are available for different lengths depending on the formula chosen.
- The residence includes free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas, coin-operated laundry, common spaces for reading, studying, meetings and activities, bicycle parking, staff presence during the day, and overnight security.
- Housing Giulia suits university students, young professionals, workers living away from home, tourists, and people facing temporary housing difficulties. The active atmosphere with frequent events and exhibitions creates a community-focused environment.
- Located in Turin's Barolo Social District on Via Francesco Cigna, it sits about 10 minutes on foot from the city center and is close to Porta Susa station, Porta Palazzo, and the Balon market area.
- The residence hosts multiple social activities per week, including exhibitions, events, and concerts. Large common spaces and indoor art shape an active daily atmosphere centered on shared community life.