Apartment for renovation in via Coppola

Despite needing renovation to meet modern living requirements, the apartment retains the typical elements of its era, including elegant cement tiles on the floor and refined decorations on the ceilings from the Liberty period. The latter were restored in 2006. The building stands above the 16th-century fortification walls (Bastione di San Michele) that were part of the walls of Charles V. The interior architecture of the apartment dates back to the early twentieth century, as evidenced by the finishes typical of the period. The apartment features large, bright rooms, with two balconies on via Coppola and four balconies on via Squillaci, the latter overlooking the hanging garden of Palazzo Manganelli. From the entrance room, there is access to a convenient internal terrace that leads to the old kitchen. The common areas are well maintained and undergoing restoration; the building's façades were recently renovated, and an elevator was installed in the inner courtyard. Due to its size and layout, the apartment can be easily divided into two independent units. It is an ideal property for those who love the historic center or for those looking to invest in apartments for tourist accommodation purposes.