Erice, Sicily 91016

The villa unfolds over multiple levels and carries the solid presence of a significant home, built in 1930 and designed to offer spacious, distinct areas to be lived in naturally. The private pool immediately sets the tone of the property: a curvilinear shape, azure water, stone cladding, light paving that accompanies the outdoor area, and a palm tree marking the center of this space as a scenic yet tangible, everyday element. Surrounding it, the building's volumes with terracotta-toned walls, stone details, and dark fixtures create a warm and recognizable ensemble, where outdoor spaces become an integral part of the home. With a commercial area of 473 square meters, the property offers a generous and articulated dimension, suitable for a large family or those who desire a residence capable of hosting guests without sacrificing privacy. The 8 rooms distributed over multiple floors are organized around 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, suggesting a smooth management of daily routines and various moments of domestic life. Completing the villa's profile are elements that concretely expand its usability: the annex, which adds autonomy and flexibility the cellar and tavern, spaces that suggest a more intimate and convivial dimension the attic, useful as a service area or storage the terrace and balcony, which further open the house to the outside. The olive grove also contributes to defining the property's character, reinforcing the connection with a more authentic and reserved dimension. Outside, the private pool is set in a well-structured space, with a stone and light ceramic edge, sunbathing area with loungers, and paved surfaces that make outdoor living simple and natural. Days here find a different rhythm, made of openings between indoors and outdoors, moments spent on the terrace, pauses by the pool, and convivial occasions that can easily move from the tavern to outdoor spaces. The presence of the annex makes the property interesting even for those who wish to host independently, while the olive grove adds a concrete note of territory and life connected to the land. It is a house that invites you to use every environment, not just inhabit it, and lends its structure to a possible function of representation or a high-level hospitality project, always with measure and coherence. Casa Santa, in the municipality of Erice, places this villa in a context within the province of Trapani capable of combining territorial identity and practicality. The property's value lies in its completeness: ample square footage, many rooms, accessory spaces, private pool, and an external presence that leaves room for tranquility. A rare solution for those seeking a home of character in Sicily, with substance and real possibilities for use over time.