110,000 €
1 bedroom apartment, 65 m² Crotone, Crotone (province)
Description
An excellent investment in via Regina Margherita in Crotone to live there all year round, spend summer holidays, or to use it as a base for bathers and tourists.
We offer for sale a property of approximately 65 square meters of commercial space, located on the fifth floor with lift in a good condominium located in via Francesco Le Rose.
The readily habitable apartment consists of an entrance hall, living room with open kitchen which directly overlooks Via Regina Margherita and therefore sea view, bathroom, double bedroom and bedroom (or study).
The property is located a few meters from the seafront with its clubs and renowned restaurants and the port.
Furthermore, thanks to its port and extraordinary climatic conditions, Crotone soon became the " city of sailing " with important international regattas of various categories taking place every year.
The apartment is located in the immediate vicinity of the commercial street "Corso Messina" home to post offices, tobacconists, the clinic and numerous commercial activities.
Certainly the purchase of this property for the above makes it a safe investment over time.
From the apartment it is possible to arrive as already written in Corso Messina and then to the city seafront, even without a car to the quiet walking street " Viale Regina Margherita " and then to the Villa Comunale to end in Piazza Pitagora . or it is possible to easily reach the arteries of via Generale Tellini which run alongside the ancient walls to reach the Botanical Garden of the same name, or the other arteries (parallel to via Tellini) and more commercial via Reggio and via Poggioreale which also lead from the opposite direction compared to Corso Messina to the central Piazza Pitagora.
Crotone
Lying on the Ionian Sea 12 km north of the Capo Colonna promontory, the extreme eastern tip of Calabria, the city of Crotone is among the richest in history and artistic heritage, having always boasted an enviable geographical position in the center of the Mediterranean.
Having completely abandoned the large factories that characterized the post-war period, the city is transforming itself into a prestigious seaside and tourist resort thanks to the archaeological, historical and architectural riches that abound in the area, and thanks to a tormented coastline where long red sand beaches alternate with steep promontories of sandstone rock mixed with clay: here the Costa dei Saraceni begins.
Crotone is an ancient Achaean colony founded by populations from the Peloponnese in 709/710 BC
The old city with its noble palaces and art churches extends inland starting from the mighty Castle of Charles V, a massive Spanish fortress built in the 16th century
Walking through the historic center you come across ancient noble palaces and historic churches, such as the church of the Immaculate Conception, whose construction took place in 1554 and subsequently enlarged in 1738, the church of Santa Chiara with the adjoining convent, which presents Inside there is a beautiful Neapolitan majolica flooring and the church of San Giuseppe , a seventeenth-century building, embellished with baroque stuccoes.
Crotone has a museum which, after that of Reggio Calabria, is the richest and most interesting in the entire region, in terms of quantity and quality of the exhibits on display.
Inside the Castle of Charles V, however, there is the Civic Museum which displays medieval finds in spartan environments including a significant collection of typical weapons of the time such as crossbows, swords, daggers and various armour.
A true art treasure chest of the archeology and history of Calabria, the promontory of Capo Colonna (once called Lacinio), located further south of Crotone, is home to the Archaeological Park of the same name, certainly the most evocative in Calabria.
At its entrance is the new and homonymous museum, where the latest finds found in the adjacent excavation area are exhibited. It is considered among the most interesting archaeological museums in the entire region. Inside the Archaeological Park is the Torre di Capo Nao, a squat Spanish building from the 16th century, which houses the antiquarium of the same name.
In addition to representing a historical place of great artistic and archaeological value, the Lacinio promontory hosts the small and evocative Latin rite church where the Madonna of Capo Colonna is venerated. Every year the largest religious procession in Calabria brings thousands of faithful on a pilgrimage from the Cathedral of Crotone to the small church inside the archaeological park.
The Capo Colonna promontory is also home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Crotone, such as Punta Scifo, with very fine red sand and shallow, sandy seabed; that of Campione, vast and inserted in a sublime landscape context, falling within the protected marine area of Capo Rizzuto.
To the north of the city, however, lie the beaches of Gabella, characterized by grainy white sand, long beaches and high, sandy seabeds. This coastal area is often battered by the north and north winds, which is why they are particularly frequented by kite-surfing enthusiasts.
We offer for sale a property of approximately 65 square meters of commercial space, located on the fifth floor with lift in a good condominium located in via Francesco Le Rose.
The readily habitable apartment consists of an entrance hall, living room with open kitchen which directly overlooks Via Regina Margherita and therefore sea view, bathroom, double bedroom and bedroom (or study).
The property is located a few meters from the seafront with its clubs and renowned restaurants and the port.
Furthermore, thanks to its port and extraordinary climatic conditions, Crotone soon became the " city of sailing " with important international regattas of various categories taking place every year.
The apartment is located in the immediate vicinity of the commercial street "Corso Messina" home to post offices, tobacconists, the clinic and numerous commercial activities.
Certainly the purchase of this property for the above makes it a safe investment over time.
From the apartment it is possible to arrive as already written in Corso Messina and then to the city seafront, even without a car to the quiet walking street " Viale Regina Margherita " and then to the Villa Comunale to end in Piazza Pitagora . or it is possible to easily reach the arteries of via Generale Tellini which run alongside the ancient walls to reach the Botanical Garden of the same name, or the other arteries (parallel to via Tellini) and more commercial via Reggio and via Poggioreale which also lead from the opposite direction compared to Corso Messina to the central Piazza Pitagora.
Crotone
Lying on the Ionian Sea 12 km north of the Capo Colonna promontory, the extreme eastern tip of Calabria, the city of Crotone is among the richest in history and artistic heritage, having always boasted an enviable geographical position in the center of the Mediterranean.
Having completely abandoned the large factories that characterized the post-war period, the city is transforming itself into a prestigious seaside and tourist resort thanks to the archaeological, historical and architectural riches that abound in the area, and thanks to a tormented coastline where long red sand beaches alternate with steep promontories of sandstone rock mixed with clay: here the Costa dei Saraceni begins.
Crotone is an ancient Achaean colony founded by populations from the Peloponnese in 709/710 BC
The old city with its noble palaces and art churches extends inland starting from the mighty Castle of Charles V, a massive Spanish fortress built in the 16th century
Walking through the historic center you come across ancient noble palaces and historic churches, such as the church of the Immaculate Conception, whose construction took place in 1554 and subsequently enlarged in 1738, the church of Santa Chiara with the adjoining convent, which presents Inside there is a beautiful Neapolitan majolica flooring and the church of San Giuseppe , a seventeenth-century building, embellished with baroque stuccoes.
Crotone has a museum which, after that of Reggio Calabria, is the richest and most interesting in the entire region, in terms of quantity and quality of the exhibits on display.
Inside the Castle of Charles V, however, there is the Civic Museum which displays medieval finds in spartan environments including a significant collection of typical weapons of the time such as crossbows, swords, daggers and various armour.
A true art treasure chest of the archeology and history of Calabria, the promontory of Capo Colonna (once called Lacinio), located further south of Crotone, is home to the Archaeological Park of the same name, certainly the most evocative in Calabria.
At its entrance is the new and homonymous museum, where the latest finds found in the adjacent excavation area are exhibited. It is considered among the most interesting archaeological museums in the entire region. Inside the Archaeological Park is the Torre di Capo Nao, a squat Spanish building from the 16th century, which houses the antiquarium of the same name.
In addition to representing a historical place of great artistic and archaeological value, the Lacinio promontory hosts the small and evocative Latin rite church where the Madonna of Capo Colonna is venerated. Every year the largest religious procession in Calabria brings thousands of faithful on a pilgrimage from the Cathedral of Crotone to the small church inside the archaeological park.
The Capo Colonna promontory is also home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Crotone, such as Punta Scifo, with very fine red sand and shallow, sandy seabed; that of Campione, vast and inserted in a sublime landscape context, falling within the protected marine area of Capo Rizzuto.
To the north of the city, however, lie the beaches of Gabella, characterized by grainy white sand, long beaches and high, sandy seabeds. This coastal area is often battered by the north and north winds, which is why they are particularly frequented by kite-surfing enthusiasts.
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Details
- Property TypeApartment
- ConditionCompletely restored/Habitable
- Living area65 m²
- Bedrooms1
- Bathrooms1
- Energy Efficiency Rating117
- Referencelerose
Distance from:
Distances are calculated in a straight line
- Airports
- Public transport
- Highway exit72.0 km
- Hospital330 m - Poliambulatorio ASL
- Coast130 m
- Ski resort43.5 km
What’s around this property
- Shops
- Eating out
- Sports activities
- Schools
- Pharmacy310 m - Pharmacy
- Veterinary810 m - Veterinary
Information about Crotone
- Elevation8 m a.s.l.
- Total area181.99 km²
- LandformFlatland
- Population60123
Contact Agent
Giacinto Folino
VIA ISLANDA 28, Crotone, Crotone
+39 3287753779
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