Bilocale in Via Gioacchino di Marzo 10
Via Gioacchino Di Marzo angolo via Franceso Petrarca, proponiamo in vendita un bivani ubicato in elegante edificio d'epoca. Situato al piano primo con accesso tramite una rampa di scale, l'immobile si estende su una superficie di 44 mq, offrendo due locali ben distribuiti. La proprietà comprende una camera da letto,…
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The elegant historic building has attractive ochre façades, decorative detailing, balconies, and a handsome marble-and-wrought-iron entrance stair. Inside, however, the apartment is basic and tired rather than atmospheric: it has functioning-looking kitchen and living facilities but needs substantial renovation to become a genuinely appealing home.
- The apartment is explicitly sold as needing renovation, with visibly dated and worn interiors.
- Only 44 sqm, with a narrow, low-ceilinged layout and limited natural light.
- Dense urban setting with street parking pressure; no private outdoor space or proven view.
The area around
Location score 55/100This is within the built-up area of Palermo, so the lived setting is urban streets and dense city fabric rather than open landscape. Monte Pellegrino rises immediately above the city to the north, and the Tyrrhenian coast is close by with the Gulf of Palermo and the beaches around Mondello inside the local area. Palermo is the nearest major city and has a large historic centre, major monuments, port, airport access and full city services. Palermo Arab-Norman monuments and the cathedrals of Cefalù and Monreale are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with several of the listed buildings in the city and Monreale just outside it. The area is known for its historic urban fabric, markets and seafront setting.