Apartment for sale in Salerno, Centro

SALERNO | TRIESTE SEASIDE | CORSO GARIBALDI   Experience History with an Infinite View: Apartment in Palazzo Santoro In the heart of Salerno, where the sea sounds in the background, we offer for sale a property within the renowned Palazzo Santoro. Located on a panoramic 7th floor, the building boasts two strategic entrances from Corso Garibaldi and Lungomare Trieste.   Strengths: Light, Space and Rediscovered Heights The property stands out for its architectural elements that make it an ideal blank canvas for a high-profile restyling project.   Enchanting Sea View: The living room with kitchenette opens directly onto the sea horizon, offering an unparalleled glimpse of the Gulf of Salerno.   Majestic Heights (H 4 meters): The living room's internal heights reach 4 meters. By removing the existing plasterboard false ceilings in the other rooms, the original heights can be restored.   Triple Exposure: Natural light fills every room thanks to the triple exposure, ensuring maximum brightness and perfect air circulation. Overlooking Corso Garibaldi and Lungomare Trieste.   Generous Spaces and Period Details: With a cadastral surface area of 141 m2, the rooms offer ample scope for customization, embellished by splendid, well-preserved historical finishes, such as the original wooden doors, frames, and crafted jambs.   Main Features Floor: 7th with elevator Area: 141 sq m cadastral Internal surface area: 120 m2. Balcony: 13 m2.   Composition: Entrance, panoramic living room with kitchenette, 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms and spacious closet.   Structural Status: In 2017, the building underwent structural improvement works, completed with regular static testing issued by the Civil Engineering Department, to ensure maximum safety and solidity.   Apartment: equipped with certified notification of habitability   Historical and Architectural Notes: Palazzo Santoro Palazzo Santoro is not simply a building, but one of the most iconic symbols of Salerno's urban decor and identity.   Architecture and Eclecticism: Built between 1924 and 1925 to a design by architect Matteo D'Agostino, the building represents one of the greatest expressions of the Coppedè Style and Salerno Eclecticism, elegantly breaking up the row of buildings along the seafront.   Ornamental Details and Symbolism: The façade is striking for its cast concrete elements—masks, garlands, plant motifs, and rounded balconies—merging Art Nouveau with late-Renaissance influences. This architecture, designed to demonstrate the rise of the Salerno bourgeoisie in the 1920s, was inspired by Roman and Florentine stylistic models.   Prestigious Address: Located between the main street and the seafront promenade, Palazzo Santoro has always been a landmark, a testament to Salerno's transformation into a modern, tourist-oriented city. We're just a few minutes' walk from the central station and the marina, in the heart of Salerno.   Buyer's Note: Buying an apartment in Palazzo Santoro means owning a piece of Salerno's history, combining the timeless charm of early 20th-century architecture with the security of a consolidated structure.