Salemi, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

Surrounded by greenery and quiet, for those who love privacy, enjoy wide open spaces and a view that is lost in the hills, with the advantage of being just a few kilometers from the city, this bright detached house and recently built, stands on a plot of land of about 5 hectares , partly planted with olive trees. It is spread over two elevations: on the ground floor a large living area with fireplace, kitchen compartment and bathroom with shower and a small storage area, while on the first floor, accessible by a bright marble staircase, there are four bedrooms, a second bathroom with shower and a storage room. Outside there are three comfortable garages and a large and functional outdoor space where you can enjoy moments of peace and relaxation. The property is also equipped with an alarm system and video surveillance. Well connected to the highway to reach neighboring cities, as well as the airports of Trapani and Palermo. For location and type, the property lends itself both as a private residence and as an investment for the creation of activities of a tourist-receptive nature.

Located in the heart of the Valle del Belice, Salemi is an Arab-medieval city, of important urban importance, and rises in an equidistant position with respect to the major centers of the territory.
The village of Salemi, located among the hills planted with vineyards and olive groves, is gathered around the castle from the crenellated terrace of the circular tower you can see a vast panorama of western Sicily that projects the viewer's gaze to the sea. Located on the site of the ancient Elymian city of Halyciae, it was the scene of continuous wars between Selinunte and Segesta.
Also known for its strategic position during the advance of the thousands in 1860, it was here that Giuseppe Garibaldi, after landing in Marsala, headed for May 14 and was greeted with great enthusiasm by the population.
Of particular importance are the Norman Castle, the Museum of ritual bread, the Civic Museums of Salemi, which include the sections of sacred art, archaeological Risorgimento, the Mafia museum and the museum of Pietra Campanedda.
Among the most flourishing typical traditional traditions, it is necessary to remember the weaving of carpets on the loom, the embroidery and processing of stone obtained from the quarries of the territory.
The town is included in the club of the most beautiful villages in Italy, the association of small Italian centers that stand out for their great artistic, cultural and historical importance, for the harmony of the urban fabric, livability and services for citizens. The club has positively evaluated the inclusion of Salemi within the system of the most beautiful villages in Italy by virtue of the beauty of its historic center and of the planning recently put in place to better exploit the historical and architectural beauties of Trapani.