Pietro Antonio Coppola Residence

For the past years, Daria Laurentini, who is a local architect, has been designing and building this Sicilian townhouse using traditional Sicilian decorating techniques and furniture combined with modern and state-of-the-art requirements to create a unique experience. This wonderful setting gives you a unique opportunity to explore stunning Italian architecture, cuisine, and vibrant culture. Our property has eight stylish and contemporary apartments, including some suitable for families. Our apartments are air-conditioned and come with a private bathroom. We installed a kitchenette in every room to make guests feel at home. The split-level rooms have internal stairs that lead to the bedroom floor. All rooms are not smoking. The following amenities and services are included: - Air conditioning - BBQ - Bikes - Meals (chargeable) - Cable TV - Chill out area - Cleaning (all rooms and common areas) - Coworking, meeting room and projector - Dining area - Dryer - Fast WiFi - Hair-dryer - Iron - Kitchen - Linen - Netflix - Outdoor space - Parking (chargeable) - Parties (arranged) - Projector - Shampoo - Skype room - Soap - Terrace - Towels - Wheelchair friendly - Yoga - Note that due to the recent events on electricity consumption, we can update the prices as the market rate determines. Please ask first in order to clarification

In recent years, we have been hosting several like-minded people and arranging many events. There is a need for a social hub in Catania, a place to connect to many more people that share the same experiences, whether they are locals or digital nomads keen to discover the authentic beauty of Sicily. This is an amazing opportunity to live in an old Sicilian townhouse, bring people together, and give back to the community.

They say that in order to know the history of Catania you need to take a look at one of its historic neighborhoods, San Berillo where the property is located just a stone’s throw away from Mount Etna, the greatest active volcano in Europe: it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. In the centre of Catania and close to Theatro Massimo, San Berillo shows its visitors many faces and facets with their Baroque and Fascist buildings, some unfinished and some destroyed by bombardments or other events. You can find lots of coffee shops and family-run authentic restaurants in this area.