This exclusive villa, with private swimming pool and breathtaking views over the countryside, is just a few kilometers from Trapani, an elegant and refined town renowned for its beautiful historic center with cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and lively bars. The villa resides among lush gardens with olive and lemon trees, and exotic Mediterranean plants. Large terraces provide inspiring views from Erice to the salt pans and across the sea to the Egadi islands. Restored according to its traditional roots, the property evokes the aristocratic elegance of old Sicily. The light-infused and refined interior (with all modern conveniences) is furnished with antiques and stylishly decorated to create a warm, cozy atmosphere. The outdoor grounds include a large pool (open from April 1 to October 31), an outdoor shower, a dining area with table, chairs, and barbecue, a garden, and plenty of places to relax and read.Prices available for use of only 3 bedrooms for 6 guests. Please inquireOn the ground floor the living area includes a spacious living room, a study, a dining room, a well-equipped kitchen (stove, three ovens, fridge/freezer, toaster, microwave, dishwasher), and a bathroom. The first floor contains four bedrooms; three double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms with bathtub, and a single room with separate bathroom. From this level, a staircase leads up from the small sitting room to another bedroom with a French bed. Villa Trapani is ideal for families or groups of friends in search of a relaxing holiday but who also seek opportunities to explore the charms of the area. The towns of Erice, Marsala and Trapani (with ferries for the Egadi islands) are a short drive away, as are the island of Mozia, the ancient salt pans with their characteristic windmills, the beaches of Marsala and San Vito Lo Capo, the Zingaro and the Stagnone nature reserves, and the temples of Segesta and Selinunte.Included in the rental price: Water and gas, electricity up to 300 kw/week, weekly linen change, twice weekly towel change, final cleaning, twice weekly tidying up, baby cot, high chair, additional bed, welcome hamperAvailable upon request at additional cost: Chef service (100 Euro + receipt), extra maid service, guided tours, car/boat rental, transfers, shopping (30 Euro + receipt)In the last few years Trapani, the pride of SicilyThis exclusive villa, with private swimming pool and breathtaking views over the countryside, is just a few kilometers from Trapani, an elegant and refined town renowned for its beautiful historic center with cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and lively bars. The villa resides among lush gardens with olive and lemon trees, and exotic Mediterranean plants. Large terraces provide inspiring views from Erice to the salt pans and across the sea to the Egadi islands. Restored according to its traditional roots, the property evokes the aristocratic elegance of old Sicily. The light-infused and refined interior (with all modern conveniences) is furnished with antiques and stylishly decorated to create a warm, cozy atmosphere. The outdoor grounds include a large pool (open from April 1 to October 31), an outdoor shower, a dining area with table, chairs, and barbecue, a garden, and plenty of places to relax and read.Prices available for use of only 3 bedrooms for 6 guests. Please inquireOn the ground floor the living area includes a spacious living room, a study, a dining room, a well-equipped kitchen (stove, three ovens, fridge/freezer, toaster, microwave, dishwasher), and a bathroom. The first floor contains four bedrooms; three double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms with bathtub, and a single room with separate bathroom. From this level, a staircase leads up from the small sitting room to another bedroom with a French bed. Villa Trapani is ideal for families or groups of friends in search of a relaxing holiday but who also seek opportunities to explore the charms of the area. The towns of Erice, Marsala and Trapani (with ferries for the Egadi islands) are a short drive away, as are the island of Mozia, the ancient salt pans with their characteristic windmills, the beaches of Marsala and San Vito Lo Capo, the Zingaro and the Stagnone nature reserves, and the temples of Segesta and Selinunte.Included in the rental price: Water and gas, electricity up to 300 kw/week, weekly linen change, twice weekly towel change, final cleaning, twice weekly tidying up, baby cot, high chair, additional bed, welcome hamperAvailable upon request at additional cost: Chef service (100 Euro + receipt), extra maid service, guided tours, car/boat rental, transfers, shopping (30 Euro + receipt)In the last few years Trapani, the pride of Sicily's west coast, has been restored to its original architectural splendor. Traffic is not allowed in the majority of its tiny streets, alleys and squares, enabling the old town center to thrive as a traditional, European salon. A stop here in one of the many cafés and restaurants is a must after admiring the splendid palaces of Cavaretta, Riccio di Morana, and Lucatelli, and walking along the sea by the beautiful promenade on the Mura di Tramontana. This Sicilian city is well connected to Europe through the Rayanair’s low cost flights, and is also a perfect starting point to discover wonderful landscapes and towns that are just few kilometers away. Local charms include the salt pans with their dramatic windmills, and the Natural Reserve of the Isole dello Stagnone, a wide lagoon with the island of Mothia, a Phoenician colony from the 8th century BC. Endless vineyards producing the rare Marsala wine stretch out in this dream-like landscape, encapsulating the rural soul of this charming side of Sicily.'s west coast, has been restored to its original architectural splendor. Traffic is not allowed in the majority of its tiny streets, alleys and squares, enabling the old town center to thrive as a traditional, European salon. A stop here in one of the many cafés and restaurants is a must after admiring the splendid palaces of Cavaretta, Riccio di Morana, and Lucatelli, and walking along the sea by the beautiful promenade on the Mura di Tramontana. This Sicilian city is well connected to Europe through the Rayanair’s low cost flights, and is also a perfect starting point to discover wonderful landscapes and towns that are just few kilometers away. Local charms include the salt pans with their dramatic windmills, and the Natural Reserve of the Isole dello Stagnone, a wide lagoon with the island of Mothia, a Phoenician colony from the 8th century BC. Endless vineyards producing the rare Marsala wine stretch out in this dream-like landscape, encapsulating the rural soul of this charming side of Sicily.
