Palermo, Palermo, Sicily, Italy

In the heart of the historic center, just steps from Quattro Canti and Via Roma, inside a charming 17th-century building, we offer for sale a penthouse of rare beauty and elegance, with an internal area of about 266 sqm and large panoramic terraces that offer unique views of the city's rooftops and domes.
The residence, located on the second floor of a historic building (without elevator), welcomes its guests with an entrance into a spacious open space characterized by sloping ceilings, a custom-built wall library, and an open kitchen separated by elegant glass partitions, with direct access to a delightful small terrace.
A harmonious hallway leads to the sleeping area, consisting of two spacious bedrooms, one of which is connected to the small terrace, and two comfortably sized bathrooms.
A splendid staircase, both a piece of furniture and a design element, leads to the second mezzanine level, where a large bright studio opens with access to two panoramic terraces of about 30 sqm each, from which you can enjoy an enchanting view of the historic city.
This property represents a unique housing solution, ideal for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the historic center and a truly exclusive property, or also suitable as a home studio.


The apartment is located in the historic center of Palermo, just a few steps from the Quattro Canti, which represents the center of the city, and Via Vittorio Emanuele, the main axis that runs from the sea to Piazza Indipendenza. At the Quattro Canti, we find depictions of the four seasons, the four patron saints of the capital, and the four Spanish kings of Palermo. Nearby, there are numerous monuments dating back to the Norman period: the Palazzo dei Normanni, which today houses the Sicilian Parliament, near the Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti, with its characteristic red domes, has become one of the symbols of the city, then the Church of the Martorana, with its richly decorated mosaics in the purest Byzantine style, located in Piazza Bellini, the Church of San Giovanni dei Lebbrosi and the Basilica La Magione, also known as the Church of the Holy Trinity.