Immersed in the heart of the splendid Duomo Square in Syracuse, this apartment is located within an ancient Sicilian courtyard that has preserved its historical charm. The elegant and welcoming property has been carefully renovated to offer an authentic experience, harmoniously blending period features with modern designer furnishings.Equipped with every comfort, it can accommodate up to 4 guests, thanks to a comfortable double bedroom and a sofa bed in the living area.


The interiors tell a story through their details: original cement tile floors, restored classic furniture, framed theatrical artwork, and antique mirrors alternate with contemporary lighting, creating a perfect balance between past and present. The dining area features a white marble table with seating for four, while an impressive carved sideboard with a mirror behind it reflects the richness of the original décor. The bedroom combines classic style and modern comfort, with a cozy double bed, soft lighting, and thoughtful design elements. A unique wardrobe separates it from the living area. A small drop-front desk with a vintage chair invites you to relax or read in a quiet, intimate setting. A delightful private balcony overlooks a peaceful alley and features a small table with transparent chairs and flowers. It’s ideal for enjoying the Sicilian sun or a sunset aperitif. The apartment exudes an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere, a charming retreat in the Baroque heart of Ortigia, perfect for those seeking beauty, comfort, and authenticity just steps from the Duomo Square.


THE LOCATION

The house is nestled in the Piazza del Duomo of Ortigia, just a few steps from the Levante seafront, an area offering public and private solariums where you can bask in the sun or take a dip in the crystal-clear blue waters. The surrounding area is filled with local shops, restaurants, bars, and more, an ideal location for exploring most of Ortigia’s main attractions. It’s just a short walk from the famous Ortigia market and only 300 meters from the marina, where you can admire yachts and sailboats from all over the world, enjoy a beautiful sunset, or take a leisurely stroll among bars, restaurants, and gelaterias. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Ortigia once transformed into a natural fortress with small harbors and was large enough to host a significant population in ancient times. Its history is, in fact, synonymous with the ancient history of Syracuse. Wandering through Ortigia means encountering numerous sacred buildings, marked by a unique blend of architectural styles from Sicilian Baroque to Jewish-Israelite elements, with features dating back to the medieval and Renaissance periods. These styles are also reflected in the narrow alleys and winding streets that make up the district. If your appetite calls for tasty Sicilian specialties, simply step outside a wide array of local options awaits right at your doorstep.