Stunning apartment with a small balcony in an aristocratic palace

This stunning, very bright, sunny (south-facing), and quiet apartment is located in the historic centre and is part of a 16th-century palace that still belongs to the same princely family that built it.

The apartment features one bedroom (with a queen-size bed), a very comfortable living room with a dining table and a coffee bar, a bathroom, a fully furnished kitchen, a laundry room, an entryway, and a small terrace (perfect for reading or enjoying a cup of coffee).

Parking space inside the building is available upon request for a small daily fee.

In the 18th century, this palace was home to the Great Saint, Alfonso de Liguori (commemorated on 1 August), Doctor of the Church and Founder of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, and it was in this area that he began his apostolate.

By appointment only, it is possible to visit the Prince’s apartment, which consists of several reception rooms, a huge ballroom with 18th-century frescoes on the ceiling and a splendid 18th-century chandelier, and a very important library containing 16th- and 17th- - 18th-century books, where the princely family regularly organises cultural events such as concerts, theatre performances, and debates.