Villa 20 Rooms 1000 Sq.m. Siracusa

• Exclusive and rare villa on the sea with private access on the beach and amazing view on Ortigia golf.

  Siracusa, SR

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  L029-19

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• Contract: Sale
• Rooms: 20
• Total area: 1000 Sq.m.
• Total living Area: 1000 Sq.m.
• Baths: 15
• Bedrooms: 15
• Position: Beach-front, In town, Panoramic, On the beach, Sea view
• Condition: New building
• Available:Free
• Year of construction: 1970
• Last renovation: 2018

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SIRACUSA, Plemmirio: Buy in Sicily Real Estate offers the sale an exclusive and rare villa with direct access on the beach and breathtaking views of the Gulf of Ortigia. This is a luxury property located...

Renovation Top

Last renovation details: progetto approvato per demolizione e ricostruzione della villa, già in stato avanzato di lavorazione possibilità di acquistare la villa già completa e rifinita oppure allo stato attuale.

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• Environment: Upscale
• Garden (8000mq.): Exclusive
• Furnished: No
• Lift: No

Garden datails Top

Gardern: ampio giardino di circa 8000 mq. con accesso diretto alla spiaggia.

Details Top

• APE: G
• IPE: Non specificato
• Floors of the building: 2
• Floor: Ground floor
• Levels: 2
• Heating: Independent
• Utilities:
• Town's supply contract
• Existing, but inactive electricity meter
• Connection to the sewerage
• Distance from:
• Airport5,7 km
• Pharmacy7,6 km
• Museum3,6 km
• Hospital7,4 km
• School3,3 km
• Shopping mall7,3 km
• Sandy beach0 m

Locale description Top

The Plemmirio Marine Protected Area is located on the east coast of Syracuse and was established in 2004. [1] It is classified as a Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Interest. It is spread over a perimeter of 14.35 km of coastline along the eastern part of the Maddalena Peninsula, with an area of 2,429 hectares of protected sea. The territory is of great importance from the point of view of flora and fauna, but also from a historical point of view. Crossroads for the passage of the ships and ships of Carthaginians, Romans and Greeks, the area of Plemmirio hosts in the backdrops several necks of amphora and finds from various eras, including those of the last world war. source wikipedia.org