Monolocale in Via Sant'Antonio
PARTHENOPE SERVIZI IMMOBILIARI PROPONE IN VENDITA – PORTICI, In Via Sant’Antonio, traversa di Via Università, monolocale di circa 33 mq, situato in una posizione strategica, a pochi passi dalla Reggia di Portici e dall’Università di Agraria. L’immobile si presenta in buono stato con bagno, angolo cottura, tinello e…
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This is a renovated, genuinely usable micro-home in a colorful historic Portici setting, with an ornate streetscape and narrow old-town lane outside. The interior is clean and equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom area, and air conditioning, but it is compact and somewhat basement-like rather than a beautiful dream residence. Its strongest appeal is as a ready-rented investment, not as a spacious lifestyle home.
- Very compact 33–35 sqm layout with limited natural light and low-level windows.
- Currently rented, so owner-occupation or detailed inspection may require tenancy and access checks.
- Energy class G; confirm heating, ventilation, and utility costs.
- Urban setting has no private outdoor space or visible panoramic view.
The area around
Location score 55/100Mount Vesuvius (Vesuvio) rises immediately inland; the volcano and its slopes are within about 15 km and are part of Parco Nazionale del Vesuvio. The town sits on the Gulf of Naples coast. The archaeological sites of Ercolano (Herculaneum) and Pompei lie within the local area and are part of the UNESCO World Heritage property covering the archaeological areas. The coastal corridor between Naples and Torre Annunziata is largely continuous built-up and industrial/port frontage. The Circumvesuviana commuter rail serves the town, linking it with Naples, Ercolano and Pompei. Naples is the nearest large city, with a major port, the National Archaeological Museum, and an international airport serving the region. The local economy and craft tradition include coral and cameo workshops and related jewellery production. Vineyards and specialised agriculture occur on Vesuvius’s volcanic slopes (Lacryma Christi production in the wider Vesuvian area).