A bright, centrally located apartment situated across from the Duomo-Vernieri metro station, on the fifth floor of a charming 1940s building equipped with an elevator—perfect for exploring the picturesque historic center of Salerno. The neighborhood is very quiet and ideal for relaxing, yet conveniently located right next to the historic center.
The apartment features three rooms connected by a hallway.
The apartment, with very high ceilings, has been recently renovated and features air conditioning and super-fast fiber-optic Wi-Fi. It includes a spacious living area consisting of a kitchen and a living room connected by an arched doorway. In the living area adjacent to the kitchen, there is a comfortable sofa bed and a large table, perfect for dining (up to eight people).
For sleeping arrangements, you’ll find a very spacious first bedroom, furnished with antique and period pieces, and a second bedroom with a beautiful view, where you can sleep on a double bed or two single beds, depending on your preference (to be specified at the time of booking); The room is furnished with antique pieces. The living room also features a sofa bed.
The house features a spacious bathroom with a shower and a window, as well as a second half-bath without a shower, equipped with a washing machine.
A distinctive and charming feature of the space is the display of paintings by the owner, an artist and architect.
The kitchen is new, equipped with all appliances (oven, dishwasher, induction cooktop, refrigerator), and well-stocked (dinnerware for 12, wine glasses, etc.).
In the living area adjacent to the kitchen, there is a comfortable sofa bed and a large table, perfect for dining (up to eight people).
The apartment is strategically located for a quick walk to the splendid Salerno Cathedral (2 min), Corso Vittorio Emanuele—the main hub for nightlife and shopping (7–10 min), Piazza Portanova (10 min), and the waterfront promenade with the ferry and train stations (10–15 min). The train station is accessible via the metro station located right across from the apartment, which is also served by trains bound for Pompeii and Naples. The neighborhood is full of shops and just a short walk from many excellent restaurants. The house does not have a private parking space, but right in front of the house there are plenty of paid public parking spaces (blue lines).
Upon arrival, you will be asked to present your identification and sign a short-term tourist rental agreement, as well as pay the tourist tax in accordance with local regulations.