Apartment via Caff 8, Centro Storico, Catania

Via Antonino di Sangiuliano starts from via VI Aprile until it almost reaches the well-known Piazza Dante. Consisting of the intersection of Via Etnea with the aforementioned Via di Sangiuliano, they are the Quattro Canti. The four buildings, built in architectural style, have rounded corners thus creating an octagonal-shaped open space. They were built years later, in particular Palazzo Geraci-Guerrera to the south-east; to the north-east Palazzo Carcaci of the Paternò Castello family, branch of the dukes of Carcaci and barons of Placabaiana; to the north-west Palazzo San Demetrio, initially of the Massa family of San Gregorio, and later of the Platania of San Demetrio; to the south-west the Convent of San Nicolella. It was from a balcony of the south-east building that in the summer of 1862, Giuseppe Garibaldi, after having occupied Sicily, during the campaign for the unification of Italy, pronounced the famous phrase 'O Rome or death!' . From 1915 to 1935 the area was crossed by the tracks of the Catania-Acireale tramway. A few steps from the aforementioned via di Sangiuliano, and precisely in via Caff, we offer for sale the sole BARE OWNERSHIP of an apartment located on the second floor without a lift of a building from the early 1900s. The same is spread over a commercial area of 124 m² and a floor area of 90 m² with an entrance on a corridor, a living room, two bedrooms, a bathroom with tub, a passage room which gives the possibility of accessing a storage room , the dining room and the kitchenette. the property is completed by three balconies on via Caff, two on the internal side of the condominium, and an external laundry room with toilet. It is possible to view the property every day, with prior notice by email to ctcc8@tecnocasa.it or by telephone at the numbers 095.7159629, 346.1017964 (also WhatsApp).
Bare ownership is a case of private property which is not accompanied by a real right to enjoy the good to which it relates. Typically it refers to a property of which ownership is acquired but not the right of usufruct. This means that an owner who decides to sell his home using the bare ownership regime becomes usufructuary of the property, that is, he retains the right to remain in the home as long as he is alive, or for a shorter period, while the one who buys the property becomes the bare owner, that is, he is the owner of the walls of the house, but he has no right to use it nor to evict the usufructuary.--f194ca472f25190de9417076dd0ce4ae!