Apartment Ronco Cutali, Ortigia, Syracuse

Sale - Independent Building in the Historic Center of Syracuse, Next to the Ortigia Market

Description of Ortigia Market:
The Ortigia Market is one of the most captivating and picturesque places in Syracuse. Located in the ancient district of Ortigia, it offers a unique experience with colorful stalls selling local products, freshly caught fish, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and a lively Mediterranean atmosphere. Among its landmarks are the Church of Santa Lucia alla Badia, with the famous Caravaggio painting, and the Artemide Fountain, an icon of the neighborhood.

Services and Places to Visit:

Local restaurants and cafes offering Sicilian delicacies
Boutiques and artisan shops
Museums and art galleries
Sandy beaches and crystal-clear sea just a short walk away
The Cathedral of Syracuse, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture
The narrow streets of Ortigia, full of history and charm
Description of the Building:
Immobiliare Meomartini is pleased to present the opportunity to purchase an independent building in the heart of Syracuse's historic center, just steps from the Ortigia Market. This property has been completely renovated and is currently used as a vacation home. The building consists of three apartments spread over three levels, without an elevator, and they have been tastefully furnished for both style and comfort.

Key Features:

Three completely renovated apartments
Furnished with style and comfort
Potential for use as a vacation home or for long/medium-term rentals
Extremely central location in the heart of Ortigia
Close proximity to all the services and attractions of the historic center
If you desire further information about this extraordinary opportunity or wish to schedule a viewing of the building, do not hesitate to contact Immobiliare Meomartini in Syracuse at Viale Tica 135. This is a unique opportunity to become the owner of an independent building in the heart of Syracuse's historic center, just a stone's throw from one of the most charming markets in Sicily.