An 18th-century villa in an exclusive panoramic location at Capo di Milazzo, overlooking the sea and set within a centuries-old park. The villa, the summer residence of a noble Sicilian family, has retained its original appearance with its antique furnishings. It covers an area of 270 square metres and comprises a reception room, a dining room, three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen-diner, and a romantic terrace overlooking the gulf and the garden, perfect for dining under the stars. The space This historic 18th-century residence, which once belonged to the great-great-grandfather of the current owner – a minister in the Bourbon Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, whose portrait hangs in the villa’s main hall – is situated in an exclusive residential area at Capo di Milazzo, overlooking the sea and set within a centuries-old park. The villa, preserved in its original state, retains the appearance of an ancient and noble Sicilian residence, complete with antique furnishings, furniture, paintings, vases, chandeliers, precious ceramic floors and fireplaces made of Syracuse stone. The villa is surrounded by a spectacular, well-maintained 3,000 m² park with a green lawn beneath centuries-old pine trees that provide pleasant shade even on scorching summer days, equipped with tables, deckchairs and a hammock. The house covers an area of approximately 270 m² and comprises a large sea-view lounge with a grand piano and a fireplace made of Syracuse stone, a dining room, a kitchen-diner with access to the garden, three large bedrooms (two with sea views, each with a double bed and a single bed; one with access to the garden, featuring two single beds), two bathrooms (one with a shower, the other with a bath and shower), and a terrace overlooking the sea and the garden, perfect for dining under the stars. All the bedrooms are very spacious and the beds can be arranged to suit the needs of the guests Just outside the property, a narrow lane leads down to a small, public pebble beach. A little further on, about 500 metres away, there are two beach resorts with changing rooms, sun loungers, a bar and a restaurant where you can spend the whole day by the sea. Furthermore, a 10-minute drive away lies a beautiful beach of fine gravel, partly public and partly equipped, which stretches for kilometres. The town centre, with shops, supermarkets and so on, is about 5 km away and can be reached in 5 minutes by car. Guest access covered parking for two cars on the premises Other things to note Capo di Milazzo is a lush, green headland that stretches 5 km out into the Tyrrhenian Sea towards the Aeolian Islands, forming a series of stunning coves with small beaches. At the tip of the headland, on the beautiful bay of Sant’Antonio, there are bars, restaurants, pizzerias and a nightclub, as well as the marine protected area – a special observatory of a region rich in biodiversity. A place that offers a unique experience of its kind. Milazzo is the town with the longest hours of sunshine and an ideal climate for both marine and terrestrial flora and fauna. One need only admire the variety of landscapes that bring the headland to life to experience the magic that only nature can provide. A treasure that must be protected by implementing a model of sustainable development. The town of Milazzo has ancient origins, with 17th-century churches, a beautiful Arab-Norman castle, and an old town full of life and brimming with venues that host open-air music in the summer. A lovely seafront promenade with elegant shops, three marinas, and two diving centres. Its port serves as the embarkation point for the Aeolian Islands, with daily ferry and hydrofoil services, as well as private boats offering mini-cruises to the islands. Thanks to its geographical location, Milazzo offers easy access via day trips to the main historical and tourist attractions in both the north and south of Sicily Registration Details IT083049C2QNVUSRAK