1 bedroom apartment, 50 m²

Augusta, Syracuse (province)

Cosy flat for sale in Augusta - Viale Italia.
In the heart of Augusta, along the lively Viale Italia, we propose for sale a bright four-room flat, located on the second floor of a building without lift.
With a commercial surface area of 60 sqm, the property offers an interesting potential for customisation, ideal for those who wish to design a space according to their own tastes.
The flat overlooking Via delle Fornaci has a balcony that gives light and airiness to the rooms.
The interior layout is functional and cosy: an entrance hall leads to a living-dining room with balcony, a very large bedroom, a storage room, a kitchen and a bathroom.
Included in the sale, there are the proportional shares of the common parts of the building, such as the entrance, the stairwell, the courtyard and the terrace above.
Although in need of renovation, this property is a unique opportunity for those wishing to invest in a customisable living solution, perfect for a couple, a single person or as a base for workers and as an office.
Viale Italia is one of the main streets of the city, characterised by a dynamic atmosphere and a rich selection of services: supermarkets, shops, restaurants and cafés ensure a comfortable and pleasant daily life. In addition, the area is well connected by public transport, facilitating travel to the centre of Augusta and the surrounding areas.
This is an opportunity not to be missed for those who are looking for a flat in a strategic location, with the charm of a house to be personalised according to their wishes.
The house is located just 5 km from the picturesque seaside village of Brucoli, an enchanting destination for those seeking a relaxing holiday. Here the sea leads into a succession of enchanting bays and coves, where nature gives you corners of pure serenity, and where, among the scent of the sea and local traditions, you can savour the true essence of Sicily, enjoying delicious typical dishes in an authentic and welcoming atmosphere.

Main data on the property:
Gross floor area house = 60 sq.m. about (the gross floor area is equal to that which can be walked on, including internal walls and load-bearing walls, excluding verandas, terraces, attics, balconies, garages, basements, technical rooms and storage rooms)
Balconies area = 3 sq.m.

Location Description:
Augusta is a city in eastern Sicily, located in the province of Syracuse.
It is a port city with a strong maritime vocation due to its strategic position between the Ionian Sea and the Mediterranean.
Augusta is known for its port, one of the most important in Italy, and for the presence of a large naval base.
From a historical point of view, the city has medieval origins and preserves traces of its past, such as the Castello Svevo, built under Federico II, and the historical centre located on an island connected to the mainland by two bridges.
Augusta's economy is strongly influenced by the industrial sector, in particular by the presence of refineries and petrochemical installations.
The city also offers tourist attractions related to the sea, history and the Sicilian culinary tradition.
Augusta is also famous for its natural beauty, including the Bay of Brucoli, with its cliffs and sea caves, and the nearby Plemmirio Marine Park.
Brucoli is a picturesque maritime hamlet of Augusta from which it is only 5 km away, a small fishing village known for its picturesque harbour, sea caves and the characteristic natural canal that runs through it, once used as a landing place by the Greeks and Romans.
The place is appreciated for its crystal-clear waters, limestone cliffs and breathtaking views of Mount Etna.
The 15th century Castello Aragonese dominates the landscape and is testimony to the strategic importance of the area.
Today it is an ideal tourist destination for those seeking relaxation, good food and an authentic Sicilian atmosphere.
Approximately 2 km from Brucoli is the Baia di Arcile, a rocky inlet characterised by a pebble beach overlooking the Gulf of Catania. Next to the beach are rocky conformations, one of which is called ‘Scoglio della Tartaruga’ (Turtle Cliff), due to its shape resembling that of a turtle. The entire stretch of sea to the west is called Costa Saracena and reserves a series of inlets and coves where one can find one's own peace.