2 bedrooms apartment, 55 m²

Syracuse, Syracuse (province)

Apartment in the heart of Ortigia, Syracuse.
In the beating heart of Ortigia, nestled among the ancient stones of Syracuse, 170 meters from the sea, there is a small gem: an elegant, expertly restored dwelling nestled in the charming Ronco del Ritiro, in Via Mirabella. Here, among alleys that recount stories of a glorious history, time seems to slow down, accompanied by the sea breeze of the eastern seafront, the salty scent and the distant echo of voices that enliven the little squares.
Going up to the 1st floor, you are welcomed by an entrance hall that introduces you to rooms where Sicilian tradition blends harmoniously with contemporary comfort. The floors, renovated in 2019, reflect the warm light that filters through modern fixtures, while the recent renovation has enhanced the ancient soul of the house, respecting its forms and materials with great sensibility.
The spacious and bright kitchen, with practical storage room, is the heart of the house: a convivial space where light dances on the surfaces, enhancing a sober and elegant design. Perfect for a morning breakfast or an intimate dinner after a day among the wonders of the island, it invites conviviality with naturalness and warmth.
Proceeding, we access the first bedroom, a haven of quiet and comfort. The generous spaces accommodate a comfortable dressing room, while the en-suite bathroom, with attention to every detail, transforms into a corner of well-being where you can relax, immersed in the silence of the Ortigian nights and the timeless charm of the house.
The second bedroom, equally cozy, is ideal for guests or as an additional private space, maintaining that intimate and refined atmosphere that characterizes the entire home. A second bathroom, also complete and finely finished, adds functionality and comfort, making each room harmonious and well-organized.
Looking out the window, you can feel the soul of the alley: the light stone recounts centuries of history, while the discreet passage of residents accompanies the golden sunset hues.
Live here means to immerse yourself in the authenticity of Ortigia, enjoying the magic of a location that, although carefully renovated, preserves its original spirit intact.
This house is not just a home: it is an experience to live, a fragment of history to live in, a precious refuge in the heart of one of the most fascinating islands in the Mediterranean.
Sicily is a paradise to explore, it is an ideal place for those who love culture and for those who love to contemplate the sea.
By car in a few hours it is possible to reach the numerous seaside locality surrounding the island, the most suggestive beaches, the most important cultural and artistic places.
The interior of the island is also fascinating, characterized by rich unspoiled landscapes but also with a lot of culture, liveliness and a great traditional agri-food heritage.
The details, measurements, plans, photos and videos in the advertisement, even if quite accurate, are essentially indicative and do not in any way constitute contractual elements and cannot be used as part of any contract of sale for the property. Further details will be supported by the cadastral and urban planning documentation of the property.

Main data on the property:
Gross floor area house = 70 sqm

Location Description:
Ortigia is the most historic part of the city of Syracuse, connected to the mainland via the Umbertino Bridge which allows directly to pass from Syracuse city to the historic little island.
Its name has Greek origins, even if this area, it was inhabited since the Bronze Age, as evidenced by archaeological finds dating between 3500 BC and 1200 a.C.
Ortigia is rich in buildings dating back to Greek and Roman civilization and to the passage of the civilizations of the Aragonese and the Arabs.
Important market and economic source of Ortigia is the market with its stalls, full of smells with fruit, vegetables, cheeses, fresh fish all typical products of Sicily.
The island of Ortigia has many buildings and sacred and historical buildings such as: the Duomo, Castello Maniace, Fonte Aretusa, Tempio of Apollo, Palazzo Vermexio, Palazzo Beneventano of the Bosco, Palazzo Arezzo of the Targia, Palazzo of the Mergulensi-Montalto, Camera Reginale, Palazzo Arcivescovile, Palazzo Chiaramonte, Palazzo Bongiovanni, Palazzo Impellizzeri, Palazzo Montalto, Palazzo Lanza Bucceri, Palazzo Greco, Palazzo Borgia of the Casale, Palazzo Zumbo, Palazzo Steri Magno, Palazzo of the poste, Palazzo Gargallo, Palazzo of the Sovrintendenza Beni Culturali of the Provincia of Siracusa.