luxury farmhouses with terrace for sale Sicily, Italy

This prestigious historic villa is located amongst the charming Hyblean countryside, surrounded by typical Mediterranean vegetation. Dating back to the end of the XIX century, the residence covers an area of approximately 270 square metres, distributed over ten spacious rooms with its original flooring, comprising a large living room, five bedrooms, a study, a laundry room with storage room and two bathrooms complete the property. The masonry kitchen, decorated with period majolica floor tiles, evokes the traditional taste of Sicily; it is also equipped with heating and air conditioning. Surrounded by an enchanting Italian-style garden and enriched by a large plot of approximately 13000 square meters, the property offers an oasis of tranquillity and beauty. Located only 5 km from the charming historic centre of Modica, renowned for its splendid baroque and rich artistic tradition, the villa enjoys a privileged position. This property represents not only a prestigious investment for private use, but also a unique opportunity for those who wish to manage it and turn it into an income. Combining history, comfort and natural beauty, this historic villa embodies the timeless elegance of Sicilian living. Just a short distance from the centre of Modica, a Baroque city rich in art, history and culture, it is also 45 km from Comiso's 'Pio La Torre' airport and 120 km from Catania's 'Fontanarossa' airport.

This historic building is situated in the stunning Iblean countryside along the SP Ragusa-Marina di Ragusa. The property comprises of an imposing ancient farmhouse, typical of the Ragusa area, and an adjacent two-story manor house. Constructed in 1870, the property boasts 6.2 hectares of land and spreads over two elevations. The characteristic vaulted support structures and numerous flats enclose a central beam paved with stones. The orchard, enclosed by high white stone walls, and farmyard in Modica stone are typical features of houses of that era. The interior of the property spans about 590 square meters and is divided between the ground floor and the first floor. The ground floor features ancient dammusì, mangers, a built-in kitchen with a fireplace, and various storage areas. The first floor includes living rooms and bedrooms, all finished with characteristic details of the time, such as white stone, pitch stone, cement tiles, and stone arches. Some parts of the property have undergone incomplete renovations, requiring additional works to be carried out. The first-floor terrace offers a splendid view of the coast. The property is ideally located in the countryside but just a few kilometers from the town of Ragusa and 17 km from the Ragusa coast. The Catania Fontanarossa airport is approximately 90 minutes away.

This ancient Water Tower is located in the municipality of Bagheria, in the province of Palermo, and dates from around the mid-19th century; it dates from when the old senie e castelletti irrigation system was replaced by a new irrigation and adduction system using innovative hydraulic machines that made use of steam engines, later replaced by combustion engines. In spite of the fact that, in the province of Palermo, there are many such Towers, ours has its own uniqueness in that it also has the annexed masseria. Today the Tower is no longer in use, but the building maintains its original architectural features: the Piezometric Tower stands 30 meters high, and there can still be found the collection tank and the farm building, original of the time, inside which are the mechanisms necessary to make it work, by means of a hydraulic steam engine; finally it also has a semi-basement floor. The building enjoys views overlooking the Gulf of Palermo and the Conca d'Oro; in addition, the property comes with a rendering showing us the property in its maximum expression post-renovation. The entire complex is listed as a monumental property, as an artifact of historical significance. The property also includes an underground garden of about 5,000 square meters, from which the famous pietra d'Aspra (material used for the construction of the Teatro Massimo in Palermo) was extracted. Two rural buildings of about 80 square meters complete the property. In 2009 the famous Oscar-winning director Giuseppe Tornatore chose the property for the shooting of the film Baaria. La Torre is 1 km from the sea, 14 km from Palermo and 45 km from Palermo's Falcone e Borsellino airport.

This property, a Baglio located in Menfi, is a splendid residence immersed in the tranquil Sicilian countryside, ideal for those seeking a retreat in nature. Built in 2012, the approximately 500-square-meter building is in excellent condition and is accompanied by a 15,000-square-meter olive grove that produces an average of 700 liters of oil per year. The Baglio follows the typical structure with a large central courtyard, around which various buildings are situated. The ground floor of the main building features a spacious living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a large kitchen, and a guest bathroom. On the first floor, there is a bedroom with two walk-in closets, a bathroom with a hammam, and a terrace overlooking the coast. The second building includes a large living room, a spacious kitchen with a bathroom, and on the first floor, two double bedrooms with bathrooms. A third structure with a bedroom and a bathroom completes the complex. In the vicinity, another building houses two bedrooms, a small living room, two bathrooms, and two kitchenettes, each with its own outdoor space. The large windows connect the interiors with the exteriors, providing a constant dialogue with nature. The property features numerous sheds with dining and conversation spaces, perfect for enjoying the sun and organizing outdoor meals. Completing the offerings are a swimming pool and a treehouse. In summary, this Baglio in Menfi is a unique opportunity for those seeking a spacious, well-maintained home immersed in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The property is close to an 8 km cycling path. Menfi is 81 km away from Trapani Airport and 95 km from Palermo Airport.

Immersed in the Ragusa countryside, this ancient farmhouse, renovated to considerable charm, stands on a hill offering a splendid view of the Ragusa coast. The area is characterized by dry stone walls and centuries-old carob trees, located just a few kilometers from Marina di Ragusa, Modica, and Ragusa. The central stone beam welcomes the view of the stately home on two levels, along with all the ancient stables and Dammusì, now converted into delightful apartments serving the main residence. The property is in excellent condition, with finishes, floors, and walls of the time, skillfully restored to retain the charm of historic Sicilian homes. Equipped with heating systems and every comfort, the property is approximately two hectares in size and is completed by a swimming pool positioned outside the baglio to maintain privacy and comfort. Above the stone arch at the entrance to the baglio, there is a terrace from which you can admire the hills and the coast. The property is conveniently located approximately 1 hour and a half away from Catania Fontanarossa airport and 20 minutes from Modica.

Luxurious Baronial residence of 1,700 completely renovated and surrounded by 12,000 square meters of garden, just 5 minutes from the Giarre motorway exit. The location upstream of the villa allows you to enjoy a breathtaking view of Etna and the Ionian coast, along the driveway we have an English garden of about 1,000 square meters, the remaining part of the garden about 11,000 square meters is embellished with about 60 olive trees, about 500 orange trees and about 600 lemon trees. This expanse of land houses the manor house of about 200 square meters, an outbuilding of 130 square meters, a palm grove of 330 square meters, a swimming pool of 100 square meters with a depth of 3 meters and additional spaces covered by canopies also intended for parking. The house, being very articulated, allows it to be inhabited by 3 families, each of which manages to guarantee its own privacy. The main house consists of a living room, 3 bedrooms, a large bathroom with bathtub, a kitchen with fireplace and an exposed wooden roof, a laundry room and a utility room; The annex consists of a large kitchen, a bedroom, two bathrooms, a living room and a large study; finally, the one intended for palm grove consists of large rooms stacked as warehouses (C2) well distinct from each other and for service. From the villa you can easily reach Taormina and Syracuse. Possibility to buy with the RENT TO BUY formula.

Levanzo, nestled in the Egadi Islands' Naturalistic Area, welcomes visitors with its pristine charm easily accessible from Trapani. This unique island boasts a charming white village overlooking the tranquil gulf. The journey to the property from the small port involves following a white road leading to the historic Lighthouse of Capo Grosso on the northern tip of the island. The property, occupying a commanding position, spans nine hectares of protected Mediterranean scrub. Its buildings, dating back to the early 1900s and integral to the Stronghold, have undergone meticulous restoration. The restoration effort, while preserving the original charm, integrates modern design principles. The property encompasses six main residential structures, totaling approximately 950 square meters, along with various secondary buildings and potential future restoration of sea-facing structures totaling around 400 square meters. An intriguing highlight of the restoration project is the revitalization of trails, including dry walls and stepped terraces, along with the creation of crystal-clear water pools. These efforts not only enhance the property but also pay homage to the island's rich history. Furthermore, the property has achieved self-sufficiency for electricity and water supply.

This 19th-century residence is a gem located in Isola Lunga, just a stone's throw away from Trapani. It's a special island that has preserved its natural beauty and hasn't been transformed over time. The fauna, especially the pink flamingos, and the flora, with its Mediterranean scrub, pine trees, and Salinas, are protected and thriving! The Baron Adragna di Altavilla built this lodge. It was used for hunting and salt harvesting during winter and summer, respectively. Across the house, you'll find a canal and a landing site, which were used to transport food, salt, and people way back in the day. You can still use it today and reach the island via the different piers. The most famous is Mamma Caura and you can catch an incredible view from there. Flat-bottomed boats or small boats can take you to the landing place. When you arrive, you get to experience nature in all its glory along the dirt roads. There is no asphalt on the island, but that's part of its charm. You can drive on the dirt roads with ease, and they'll lead you to the forest, arable land, and salt marshes, which are part of the 18- hectare property. The house is but a few steps from the sea, and it's the perfect place to unwind. The house has three apartments, warehouses, and terraces that offer an exclusive and unique view. The family hasn't lived there for a while, and it needs restoring. Still, the charm of this old house remains intact, and it must be restored while keeping its integrity and the island's strict constraints. Getting to Isola Lunga is a breeze! You can fly into Palermo (100 km), Trapani (3 km), or Birgi (15 km) airports, and you'll be there in no time.