Via Favignana, 13, Palermo
Via Favignana, 13, Palermo. Habitable, autonomo heating.
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Can you move in?
Livable, but something basic is worn out
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Inside, this is a bright, polished, genuinely usable 115 sqm apartment with a modern fitted kitchen, wood flooring, air conditioning, and a high-quality bathroom. However, it lacks historic Italian character, outdoor space, or a compelling view, and the surrounding apartment block is visually harsh and ordinary.
- The building exterior is highly utilitarian and unattractive.
- The listing shows a renovated interior, but the very low price warrants checking ownership, condominium costs, utilities, and whether all photos belong to this apartment.
- The facts list zero bathrooms despite a clearly photographed modern bathroom; verify the official floor plan and cadastral details.
The area around
Location score 55/100The cluster is in the built-up area of Palermo, on the Conca d’Oro plain between the Tyrrhenian coast and the mountains that close the city from inland, including Monte Pellegrino and the first heights of the Palermo Mountains. The coast of the Gulf of Palermo is part of daily geography, with the city’s port and urban waterfront. Monte Pellegrino and the Capo Gallo area are the main natural landmarks close to the city. Palermo is the nearest major centre and has the full range of services, a large historic core, major monuments and transport links. Arab-Norman Palermo and the cathedral churches of Cefalù and Monreale is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with several of the listed monuments in the city and Monreale just outside it. The area is known for Palermo’s historic fabric and for the setting between sea and limestone relief.