Elegant 16th Century Residence With Frescoes In The Heart Of The Kalsa

This charming apartment is located between the Palazzo Abatellis Museum and the Palazzo Butera Gallery, in a completely renovated 16th-century building.

The residence consists of a main living room, a second sitting room, a bedroom with a loft and en-suite bathroom, and a second bedroom alcove. The walls of the entrance hall and the ceiling are decorated with Pompeian frescoes, while the alcove is embellished with Art Nouveau stucco work, repeated on the walls in a manner unusual for the period. The hallway features harmonious floral stucco decorations, and traces of Art Nouveau motifs can also be found on the walls of the other rooms.

The current owner has chosen to decorate the walls with Provençal ochre tones with an Indian feel, which blend harmoniously with the style of the house. The apartment is completed by a kitchen and a master bathroom overlooking greenery. The property features wooden window frames, parquet flooring, as well as an alarm system and air conditioning.

From one of the balconies, a spiral staircase leads to the upper floor, where there is a small terrace of approximately 215 sq ft overlooking the rooftops and domes of Palermo. An intimate and welcoming home, just a few steps from Cala and Piazza Marina, in the oldest part of the historic city centre, ready for immediate occupancy.