Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The property is surrounded by a shady and luxuriant garden through which one passes through to reach the northern entrance of the house. Accommodation is located on two floors. After passing through the entrance hall on the ground floor, on the left there is a spacious living room which opens onto a terrace and on the right there is a beautiful kitchen with great attention to detail and a sumptuous dining room with windows overlooking the garden. Also on ground floor there is a bedroom with twin beds and a bathroom with shower. On the first floor there are two bedrooms each with a double bed and one with an en suite bathroom, a bedroom with twin beds, a bedroom with a single bed and a bathroom with shower. Access to the tower with its terrace and beautiful sea view is gained from this floor via a spiral staircase.
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The Sicily region
Sicily offers to the visitor a unique and unforgettable scenery made of big and small bays, promontories, steep cliffs, coves, sand dunes, granite rocks, wild islands, sun-burned countryside, natural parks and reserves, gorges hollowed by rivers, marine and land grottoes, tuff quarries… The shores and sea of Sicily are astonishing: very fine white sand beaches alternate at red cliffs, white promontories, desert dunes; it is easy to come across old and charming tuna-fisheries or small fisher-men villages surrounded by a blue or emerald green sea. The vegetation in Sicily is amazing: palms, olive trees, vineyards, orange and lemon trees, pine trees, carobs, oleanders and bougainvilleas grow all along the coast, while on mountain slopes and on inaccessible volcanoes are woods of chestnuts, beech, oaks, hazelnuts, fir trees and holm oaks. But Sicily gives you also the opportunity to know its culture and its traditions gathered through centuries of history and under different foreign dominations. Ancient customs, popular feasts, holy processions and gastronomic delights are waiting for you on every corner of the island. You may rediscover its thousands years old history through the architecture of churches, buildings and monuments, through the old arts and crafts and in the various tastes of Sicilian dishes. Wherever you go you will find traces of the island’s glorious past: Palaeolithic grottoes, Roman villas, Greek temples, Benedictine monasteries, Norman towers, Punic ships, Medieval castles, Arab mosques, Baroque churches, Art Nouveau buildings and a warm and a sincere hospitality.
Messina / Capo d'Orlando area
This is an ideal location in which to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday and have easy access to the nature reserves of Mount Etna and the Nebrodi mountains. There is no shortage of attractions nearby including the gorges of the Alcantara river, the ongoing (but harmless!) eruptions of the volcano Etna which can be visited by jeep or helicopter and the Eolian islands which are accessible by boat in only twenty minutes from Milazzo.
How to get there
Contact the owner for further details on the best way to reach this property.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Palermo: 175 km
Ferry:
Palermo: 175 km
Activities near Messina
Sports: Fishing
Great for: Beach or lakeside relaxation A winter sun break
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