Apartment via Vittorio Veneto 9, Ortigia, Syracuse

The flat is located on the second floor of an elegant, recently renovated historical building with direct access to Via Vittorio Veneto. The elegant wooden door on the street level leads to the entrance of the building where wide and comfortable stairs give access to the entrance of the flat. The property is totally renovated with high-profile care and attention to detail. The parquet floor emphasises the personalised style of the rooms. The internal doors, the high vaulted roofs and the exposed stone preserve the historical character of the property. Particular attention is also paid to innovative elements, such as the choice of wooden window frames that, in addition to guaranteeing high energy performance, are designed to decorate and enhance the beauty of both the interiors and the façades. The entrance to the flat opens onto a large kitchen that connects directly to the living area and the two en-suite bedrooms. The living area and the master bedroom have a balcony overlooking Via Vittorio Veneto. From the kitchen, through a scenic backdrop created with decorated glass windows, we access a hallway where there is a bathroom and the entrance to the internal staircase that leads to a splendid sea view terrace. In this part of the house we also find a small bedroom with access to the terrace and a laundry area currently arranged on the final landing of the staircase. The excellent location and the refined attention to style make the flat an excellent investment for those who want to create an accommodation facility or who wish to live there personally.
This ancient palace has a strategic and unique position, as it is located on the corner of Via Vittorio Veneto and Via della Maestranza, considered two important axes of Ortigia. The local nobility initiated the construction of palaces of the highest historical interest, including the Impellizzeri, Bonanno-Landolina, Zapata Gargallo and Interlandi palaces, of 15th-century origin, and the Bongiovanni palace on the corner of Via Mirabella, which is particularly important for its sculpted corbels. Very close by is the Church of S. Filippo Neri dating from 1652 is noteworthy, as is the 17th-century Church of the Carmine, built on a pre-existing 14th-century church. At a distance of 300 metres, public parking is possible at the Talete car park, located opposite the ancient market of Ortigia, a tourist destination for its Street-Food. The distance from the sea to the palace entrance is about 100 metres. Via della Maestranza, in addition to being a main artery, connects the heart of Ortigia directly to Piazza Archimede, strategic point for reaching the rest of the island, getting around comfortably even without a car.