Castellammare del Golfo, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

Surrounded by greenery, this extraordinary villa perfectly blends traditional Sicilian charm with contemporary elegance. With impeccable attention to detail and modern design; a truly unique property.

With its 380 square metres of living space, the villa consists of two adjoining bodies, one of which is an ancient agricultural warehouse from the 1800s, skilfully renovated, where today a spacious and bright living room is created, preserving the arches made of ancient Marsala tuffs and the old chestnut beams. Lighting and ventilation is ensured by six skylights arranged in two opposing and staggered blocks consisting of 'velux' windows with remote electric opening and rain sensor for automatic closure.
The second block, built in the 1960s, in communication with the living area, is on two levels.
On the ground floor a splendid designer kitchen leads through the large sliding glass windows to the garden and, via a corridor, to the bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, a study, a further bathroom and a storage room.
The first floor is accessed via an internal staircase or via an external opening from the garden. Here we find three bright bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a kitchenette and two wonderful terraces to enjoy both at sunset and during the day with views of the mountains and the blue Gulf of Castellammare.
Every aspect of the property exudes refinement and elegance.
The renovation project paid great attention not only to accessibility, but also to plant engineering and energy saving. In fact, a 10KW photovoltaic system has been installed, making the structure energy independent.
Furthermore, with advanced home automation and security features, peace of mind is guaranteed.
Enjoy this oasis of peace with a saltwater swimming pool, small island and solarium, measuring approximately 100 square metres, as well as a large, well-kept garden planted with olive trees.

The property in question is located in the beautiful Castellammare del Golfo, a town nestled in a beautiful gulf between Capo Gallo and Capo San Vito.
The sea, the mountains, the history and the traditions make this town an enviable cultural heritage hidden in this corner of Sicily.
Castellammare, thanks to its heritage of inestimable value, consisting of the extraordinary natural beauty of its coastline and hinterland, has become an important tourist attraction that can offer much to its visitors: such as the ancient fishing village of Scopello with its tuna fishery and its Faraglioni, the coast characterised by golden sandy beaches to the east, jagged with pristine coves and rocks to the west such as (the bay of) Guidaloca, Calabianca, Calarossa, Faraglioni di Scopello and the Zingaro nature reserve full of magnificent coves, paths and pebble and sandy beaches that are reflected in an uncontaminated, clear and calm sea.
Also not to be forgotten are the Segestane Thermal Baths, whose waters, classified as hyperthermal, sulphurous and highly mineralised, have an important therapeutic action. The airports are 60 km away for Trapani Birgi and 50 km for Palermo Falcone-Borsellino.