Camera 1 appartamento di 231 m² a Catania

Palazzo Cocuzza Carnazza, one of the historic buildings of 19th-century Catania, today admirably restored, houses on the first floor, a prestigious apartment overlooking Via Sant'Euplio. Totally restored respecting the ancient spaces, this apartment has five balconies facing the lush greenery of the Bellini Park. Large vaulted rooms characterize the interior spaces. The apartment is equipped with new systems and thermal cut fixtures. The location and the elegant finishes of the apartment make the property ideal for a professional studio that aspires to a prestigious space to host its activities. Via Etnea was built only at the end of the 17th century following the disastrous earthquake of 11 January 1693. The road was called Via Duca di Uzeda, in honor of the viceroy of the time. Over the centuries its name was then changed to Via Stesicorea and finally to the current Via Etnea since the road heads towards Etna. The road was then about seven hundred meters long and ended in the current Piazza Stesicoro, then called Porta di Aci. Here there was one of the gates of the city of Catania. Many palaces of the Catania nobility and public buildings were built along its route. During the twentieth century the road developed beyond the intersection with the avenues and continued to Piazza Cavour, and then to Tondo Gioieni, where in the fifties of the twentieth century the then ring road of Catania was built. The road has recently been repaved, with paving in lava stone from Etna, and is now a pedestrian island in the stretch that goes from Piazza del Duomo to Quattro Canti. In the stretch that goes from Quattro Canti to Giardino Bellini it is instead used only by public transport and taxis. It is one of the busiest streets in the city both during the day and at night.--11fa327f49de19bfb!