Single family villa via dei Servi di Maria 40, Grottasanta - Tunisi, Syracuse

In Syracuse city center, Via dei Servi di Maria, in a comfortable location near all services is now for sale semi-detached villa of 170 sq.m., with exclusive external area of 160 sq.m.
The villa is on 2 levels, a ground floor and a basement.
The ground floor, which shapes the main house, consists of veranda, large entrance hall, two bedrooms, corridor, bathroom with shower, large living room, laundry room, dining room with fireplace, kitchen, second bathroom, balconies.
The basement consists of a two-room apartment with bathroom and a 76 sq.m. garage equipped with wood-burning oven.
The access to the garage can be from the slide and from the street level allows cars to enter directly into the garage, as well as from the stairwell.
The villa is equipped with independent heating provided by the wood burning fireplace with forced ventilation in all rooms, the windows and doors are double-glazed anodized aluminum.
The sale includes the proportional co-ownership of the stairwell and the pedestrian entrance from the main street leading to the garden.
The apartment, considering its proximity to services, is very interesting to be used as main residence.

Location Description:
Founded in 734 BC from colonists of Corinth, Syracuse will become for Cicerone "the greatest and most beautiful of all the Greek cities". The name originates from Syraka ("abundance of water"), thanks to the numerous waterways of the city. During the Greek period, Syracuse reaches its maximum splendor. Today there are several historical testimonies of this era: the Fonte Aretusa di Ortigia, the Teatro Greco, the Acquedotto Galermi, the Orecchio di Dioniso and the Ara di Ierone, the Templi Greci di Apollo e di Zeus. The power of the Greek polis of Syracuse extended to the Adriatic, with several Syracusan colonies. After the Greeks, with the Romans the importance of the city decreases. Despite this, notable remains of the era remain today: from the Anfiteatro Romano to the Ginnasio, up to the Catacombe. Syracuse is the first city of the West with a Christian community. After the Vandali, the Bizantini with Belisario in 535 conquered Syracuse and Sicily. With Constant II, the city lives a flourishing period and becomes the imperial seat, but with its successors a civil war puts an end to the Byzantine Empire. The arrival of the Arabs in 878 shakes Syracuse violently, causing 5.000 victims. A political crisis will bring the Arab domination to be replaced again by the Byzantine one. This period corresponds to a cultural revival of the city, especially from an architectural point of view.
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