luxury farmhouse for sale Menfi, Italy

The farmhouse is located 22 km from Palermo in the territory of Santa Cristina Gela, it has been carrying out the agritourism activity for more than 15 years, addressing a national and international audience. The company is registered in the appropriate provincial list of educational farms. It has a total area of more than 7 hectares, of which 5 hectares are productive, where you can find both tree crops (olive grove-orchard) and vegetable crops, in the open field, medicinal herbs, fodder for the animals raised on the farm. The farm adopts organic cultivation methods that respect the environment through suitable cultural rotations in order to avoid the use of chemicals. The choice to produce with organic methods was made in the full conviction that respect for the environment, the health of the consumer and the producer are fundamental concepts on which to base and give a future not only to agriculture but to the entire ecosystem. The animals bred on the farm are: horses, ponies, chickens, geese, turkeys, rabbits, goats, black pigs of the Nebrodi, cattle, dogs and cats. The structure has areas suitable for school groups, parking for cars and buses, large spaces equipped for games with slides and swings, large riding school with sand field, catering facilities and toilets also accessible to the disabled, covered outdoor area where it is possible to carry out educational workshops etc. The structure has been recently renovated, paying attention to safety and energy saving, in order to always be in step with the times, in full compliance with current regulations. Possibility to purchase the entire company with the respective licenses, with the rental with purchase formula ( RENT TO BUY )

Isola Lunga, also known as Isola Grande is the largest of the Stagnone, and is located in the beautiful Marsala. The portion of the island for sale is 88 hectares, within which there are some ruined properties that can be restored. The island is known for the presence of famous regenerating salt pans, and for the well-known wellness paths which are among the most fascinating experiences. The Isola Lunga Nature Reserve is rich in breathtaking landscapes that make it unique in the world for its habitat, biodiversity, for its natural vocation for psycho / physical well-being and for its fauna and flora. The island is crossed by a dirt road that runs through a wood of maritime pines with intoxicating scents. On the west side we find the salt pans, while on the opposite side there is a long beach of very fine white sand, named for the beauty and transparency of its sea Tahiti.

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 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.

The baglio is located on a hill in the great valley of the river Imera in a panoramic position that allows a vast view from Monte Pellegrino of Palermo to the highest peaks of the Madonie. Six bedrooms with en suite bathroom, 2 on the ground floor and 4 on the second floor. From almost all the rooms you can enjoy beautiful views and wonderful Sicilian sunsets. On the ground floor there is a large living room, the oldest part of the baglio with its historical flooring, a large dining room, the kitchen and the laundry. The dining room is the most important historical evidence of the baglio and contains, where they were placed, the old presses, the manger and the millstone, on which is engraved the date 1886. The baglio is surrounded by 10 hectares of land with fruit trees, olive trees and carob trees.