Syracuse, Syracuse, Sicily, Italy

This is a detached property, renovated with the intention of creating an accommodation facility. That is how the Tre Archi B&B was born. This welcoming property, clearly very popular among its guests, produces a very interesting income that seems to be growing more and more over the years. It features a reception area and five en-suite rooms, two on the ground floor and three on the first floor. Thanks to the location and the beautiful exposure, it could also be used as a second home in the heart of Ortigia. In fact, the convenience of having access from a courtyard brings great ease to daily life, especially when carrying groceries or needing to take public transport to reach the house. It is a convenient location. The house is very well-kept, colourful and cosy. All the rooms have nice light and two of them enjoy the view through the small balconies typical of the old part of Ortigia. The property is partially powered by solar panels on the roof, has hot/cold air conditioning in all rooms and only one flight of stairs inside. It is definitely a little gem in the heart of Ortigia.

This beautiful tourist accommodation is located in the Giudecca district, the heart of Ortigia.
Giudecca is one of the historic quarters of Ortigia, which is located within the streets of Via Alagona, Via Larga, Via della Giudecca and Via della Maestranza. The street that connects via Roma to via della Giudecca is called via del Crocifisso. It is one of the most beautiful and peculiar streets on the island, where we find flowered balconies and small shops owned by local artisans, making the walk a true leap into the past filled with colours and scents. In order to discover the uniqueness of this street, it is important to observe what is inside the small alleys and ancient arches: this is where beautiful inner courtyards kissed by the midday sun are hidden, where the residents take care of their plants and hang out their freshly washed sheets smelling of Marseille soap. One of these hidden and wonderful little courtyards, perhaps the largest, is the one that opens up before us when we arrive at house number 30. As we enter, we immediately notice the several houses that crown this esplanade, houses that over time have been bought, renovated and turned into second homes or lodgings. Over time, a friendly and convivial atmosphere has been created, where tourists can enjoy the tranquillity of Ortigian life, while being only a few steps away from Piazza Minerva and therefore from the Duomo. This location is definitely strategic and very romantic.