Description
This third-floor flat is located in the heart of Giudecca, the Jewish quarter of Ortigia, offering an authentic glimpse into the history and beauty of one of Sicily's most enchanting places. Housed in a historic building, whose façade and interior structures preserve the architectural features of the period, the flat is a perfect blend of the past and modern comforts.
Crossing the threshold, one is welcomed by a bright environment that blends traditional elements with touches of contemporary design. The flat consists of three bedrooms, each with unique details that underline its personality and guarantee privacy and relaxation. The two modern and functional bathrooms are equipped with every comfort.
The centrepiece of the flat is the living area, into which the masonry kitchen blends harmoniously. Thanks to the clever arrangement of the furniture and the choice of warm and cosy materials, this is the ideal place for moments of conviviality and relaxation.
The real gem of the flat, however, is the terrace on the upper floor. It can be reached via an internal staircase and offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Ortigia and the sea that surrounds the island. Equipped with comfortable seating and shaded areas, the terrace invites you to enjoy the mild Sicilian climate both on hot summer days and cooler evenings, and offers a unique setting for a sunset dinner or pure moments of relaxation.
This flat is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history and culture of Ortigia and live in an exclusive environment that combines the charm of the old with the comfort and style of modern life.
The flat is located in the Giudecca district of Ortigia. It is an area rich in history and charm, which was once the heart of the city's Jewish community. This historic district, with its narrow alleys and ancient buildings, tells stories of the past centuries, of trade and cultures that blended and merged over the years.
A labyrinth of alleys and courtyards, Giudecca still retains the atmosphere of the past, with its typical architecture reflecting the Mediterranean style, enriched by elements and details that testify to the presence and influence of Jewish culture on the island. The buildings, often in limestone, typical of the area, stand with dignity, bearing the visible signs of time and history.
Today, Giudecca in Ortigia is also a place of cultural and social revival, where tradition and modernity meet. Boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and cafés stand along the historic streets, offering visitors and residents a unique experience where the past meets the present. The restaurants in particular, with their offerings ranging from typical Sicilian dishes to more innovative proposals, reflect the district's ability to renew itself while keeping its roots firmly in place.
Walking around Giudecca means immersing oneself in a timeless atmosphere, where every corner, every stone, tells a story of common living, cultural
