1 bedroom detached house, 65 m²

Ferla, Syracuse (province)

Detached house in the historic center of Ferla, with panoramic views over the roofs and the Monti Iblei.
The house that we propose for sale is located in one of the most beautiful medieval villages in Italy, we are in Ferla in the Val di Noto in the province of Siracusa.
The house for sale located in the central area of Ferla with bars, stores and services within walking distance, is 70 meters from the Church of San Sebastiano (inside which you can see the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian by Giuseppe Crestadoro and the group of wooden sculptures by Michelangelo Di Giacomo) and the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate (the most beautiful, with the Baroque facade made of three concave bodies).
The house on two levels, is located in an alley very characteristic and ancient flavor, comprises on the ground floor entrance hall living room and kitchen, which form a single environment, bathroom, laundry room and stairwell, on the first floor consists of double bedroom, second bathroom and terrace with panoramic views over the characteristic historical roofs of the houses of the Old Town of Ferla and Monti Iblei; adjacent to the main house on the ground floor and with separate entrance from the alley, there is a room currently used as storage.
The owners of the house enjoy, in a totally exclusive way, although not owned, two areas consisting of a small garden of 52 sq.m. which is accessed from the living room and an independent entrance from the main street, and a second area of about 32 sq.m., which is accessed from the alley, used as a barbecue area and outdoor kitchen, these two areas have been used by previous owners for more than 50 years and always in a totally exclusive way.
The house was totally renovated in 2015, and is immediately habitable.
The house is equipped with gas boiler for hot water, n. 4 air conditioners hot/cold, anodized aluminum windows with double glass and aluminum shutters and is equipped with facilities according to law.
The excellent location, very convenient and where everything is close, makes this house a great solution for those who are looking for a main residence to live all year round, also the proximity to services makes the house interesting for those who want to invest in a low cost property, to be used as a second home and to rent weekly for an income, inserting it in the international circuit of short weekly rentals.
From the village it is possible to organize an excursion to the rocky necropolis of Pantalica, which is 11 kilometers away and is a World Heritage Site, while just one kilometer outside Ferla, the necropolis of San Martino has been discovered, a series of hypogeal sepulchres of Christian age inside ravines already used in the Bronze Age.
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 you can reach the many seaside resorts surrounding the island, the most beautiful beaches, the most important cultural and artistic sites.
Even the interior of the island is fascinating, characterized by rich unspoiled landscapes but also with a lot of culture, liveliness and a great traditional agricultural heritage.
We provide all the services necessary for the conclusion of the deal, our group is composed of dynamic and determined professionals who give their best to support you and assist you in the sales process until the signing of the final contract, not neglecting the fulfillment of the law and post-sale requirements.

Main data on the property:
Gross floor area house = 88 sq.m. about (the gross floor area is equal to that which can be walked on, including internal walls and load-bearing walls, excluding verandas, terraces, attics, balconies, garages, basements, technical rooms and storage rooms)
Walkable terrace area = 13 sq.m.
Garage area = 8,5 sq.m.
Courtyard area 1 (garden area) = 52 sq.m.
Courtyard area 2 (barbecue area) = 32 sq.m.

Location Description:
Ferla takes its name from a plant growing luxuriant in the high Anapo valley: the “ferula”.
Re-build after the terrifying earthquake of 1693 in a place to the north of the ancient medieval village destroyed by the earthquake, today Ferla has a crossed urban map.
Town life develops in Vittorio Emanuele course, where there are churches with a specific baroque hallmark. The biggest church of Ferla is St Sebastian, whose front is characterized by a various sculptured group representing the martyrdom of the Saint.
The front, carried out between 1734 and 1741, is by the architect Michelangelo Di Giacomo.
Besides the mother church, dedicated to St James, build in 1714 on a pre-existent church, in the crossing with Braida street, the stairs of St Anthony church, whose front is characterized by the baroque influences of the architect Rosario Gagliardi.
The building is in bad conditions: it has a Greek cross map and an octagonal dome.
The church of St Mary of Jesus, already existing in the 15th century, keeps a marble sculpture of the Madonna with Child of the school of Antonello Gagini and a wood crucifix of the 17th century by Giovanni Pintorno.