SYRACUSE FOR SALE EXCLUSIVE NEW B&B WITH 5 ROOMS IN THE UMBERTINE AREA

In the historic center of Syracuse, a few steps from the island of Ortigia, a well-serviced area, in an excellent condominium context with a lift, Immobiliare Casa Real Estate offers for sale an exclusive large panoramic apartment on the second floor, fully furnished for B&B use, consisting of : Entrance hall, large breakfast room, five comfortable double bedrooms all with balconies and private bathrooms, large laundry room. Three exposures on the street with a beautiful view of the public gardens.

The property has just been renovated with excellent finishes and comes with porcelain stoneware floors, PVC window frames with double glazing, air conditioning, electrical and water systems up to standard.

The structure is already income-generating, with excellent turnover.
Excellent solution for those wishing to invest in the accommodation facilities sector, B&Bs, holiday homes, small retirement homes.

Offer not to be missed! Only 330 thousand euros, with the possibility of financing.

Mortgage example: 40 thousand advance + monthly installments of 994.00 euros.

Don't miss out on this exclusive offer! Call 0931461760 to arrange an inspection.
Reference code IA4605.

More Info on the Location:
The Umbertine area, or Syracusan mainland, is the third historic district of the city of Syracuse. It corresponds to the southern promontory of Syracuse extended up to the island of Ortigia.

The area was built during the urban expansion on the mainland in the last decades of the 19th century. Its main streets are: corso Umberto I, piazzale Guglielmo Marconi, viale Regina Margherita, viale Montedoro and via Malta.
The two bridges that connect Ortigia to the rest of the city fall within the area: the Santa Lucia bridge on the right side of the large port, and on its left the older central Umberto I bridge.
Between Corso Umberto and Piazzale Marconi, inside the public gardens known locally as the villas, the remains of the agora with the pavement and columns of the ancient square are visible. Here is also the Syracusan forum.
Cicero in Verrine describes the arcades, the seat of city power (Prytaneum), the sundial of Dionysius, the altar of Concordia and the temple of Zeus.
To the north-east of the site, stands the shrine to the "fallen of the great war" (also called the Pantheon) built in 1936 and the work of the Rapisardi brothers from Catania.