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Seller Type: Agency, Property Type: Flat, Number Of Bedrooms: 3

SPREAD THE BALANCE OVER 10 YEARS
NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED

Priced at €155,000 and payable over 10 years at only €1,291 per month.
No mortgage required.
No deposit required.
No interest payable.

Highlights:
4th floor penthouse (whole floor).
3 bedrooms.
3.3 meter high ceilings.
Busy location in Palermo.
1 minute walk to Zisa Palace.
Close to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Within easy walking distance of Palermo's principal shopping streets.
Excellent public transport links.

Newly renovated centrally located apartment in UNESCO Heritage City.

This 4th floor Penthouse apartment (only apartment on the floor) is newly renovated. Double-aspect apartment is located in a century-old Liberty style (four apartment only) Palazzo in the centrally located and sought-after Zisa area (one minute’s walk from Zisa Palace). The Palazzo and the apartment retain original features such as colourful Sicilian marble ‘carpet-design’ floors, hand-cast iron stair rails, balconies, marble stairs and thick stone walls.

The light, spacious and airy apartment (125m2 superficial area) has 3.3 metre high ceilings, a light and airy fitted kitchen, breakfast bar, three bedrooms (two of which have balconies and views of the mountains), 22m2 living room, 17m2 dining room, brand new fully-fitted bathroom (with walk-in contemporary shower), home-office, double glazed throughout, armoured front door, Laundry/utility veranda and brand new AAA energy-efficient air-conditioning units (cooling & heating).

The apartment is within easy walking distance of Palermo's principal shopping streets, services and tourist attractions such as Teatro Massimo, Norman Cathedral, Corso Vittorio Emmanuele, Politeama Theatre, Capo Market, Piazza Indipendenza, Via Maqueda, Via Liberta etc.

There are excellent public transport links. Nearby Palazzo Reale Orleans train station is a few minutes walk from the apartment and provides direct service to/from Palermo Airport and Central Station. Mondello Beach, Monreale, Cefalu, beautiful Sicilian beaches and medieval hill-top towns are all readily accessible too. The cruise/ferry port for sailings to nearby islands, Genoa, Naples, Rome and North Africa is just ten minutes away by car.

The neighbourhood offers a very good range of supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, banks, bars, medical services, artisans & tradesmen. Unusual for Palermo, the area also benefits from ample free street parking without congestion or parking charges.

The apartment has been renovated using quality materials to retain its charm whilst providing a comfortable and easy to maintain home or profitable Bed & Breakfast business. Utility costs are very economical compared to UK. With key in hand, you can move into your new home today without the need for expensive renovations or repairs. Start enjoying life in Sicily today.

The apartment has potential to be divided into two well proportioned independent apartments each with own entrance

Location:
10 minutes to Palermo Cruise Terminal.
18 minutes to The Cathedral of Monreale.
20 minutes to Arenella-Maria Vergine beach.
25 minutes to Palermo Airport.

Discover the Enchanting Charms of Palermo: Sicily's Jewel

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful island of Sicily, Palermo stands as a shining gem of Italy, exuding rich history, captivating culture, and unparalleled beauty. With a fascinating mix of ancient landmarks, a flourishing tourism industry, a bustling cruise terminal, a resilient economy, popular TV shows, and a vibrant lifestyle, Palermo has earned its place as a must-visit destination for travelers from across the globe.

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Lifestyle: A Passion for La Dolce Vita
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