3-room flat via Crescenzio Galatola 23, Centro Storico, Catania

The name Rotonda derives from the singular architectural structure of the church, formed by a large round dome surrounded by buttresses and placed on a building with a square perimeter inside which there is a circular hall. The building is often indicated with the toponym of La Rotonda (or La Ritonda) in city views of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Several seventeenth-century antiquarians also refer to the building with the name of Pantheon. In fact, until the 18th century, there was a widespread opinion, which was actually unfounded, that the dome of the Rotunda had served as a model for the famous Roman building. The Terme della Rotonda are one of the numerous thermal complexes in Roman Catania. Built between the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, they are located a short distance from the Roman theater and the odeon. In the Byzantine era, the Church of Santa Maria della Rotonda arose on the ruins of the spa, which still preserves medieval and baroque frescoes of fine workmanship inside. In the immediate vicinity of the aforementioned Terme della Rotonda, in a building built in the first half of the 19th century , and precisely on the second floor without elevator of the 'Casa Ruggieri Raffaele' building, we offer for sale the sole BARE OWNERSHIP of an apartment spread over two levels with a surface area of approximately 87 m2. The same is composed of an entrance on the second floor, with an internal staircase leading to the second well-disengaged level with a large open space corresponding to 2 bedrooms, a double bedroom with window, closet, medium-habitable kitchen and bathroom with shower. The current state of conservation of the property is in excellent condition, still maintaining the period cement flooring today. The property includes a large private terrace and exclusive property.
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 to which no accompanies 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.--9b87fcda81d82e8f0e91b9c2ca65f7c3!