Exclusive Seafront Villa With Private Access And Views Of Ortigia

This wonderful villa of approximately 400 square metres with direct access to the sea is located in the extraordinary setting of Contrada Isola, on the stretch of coast facing the island of Ortigia, from which it is separated only by the natural inlet of the large port of Syracuse. The property has undergone a complete renovation, making it comparable to a new construction. Initially designed as a charming boutique hotel, its size is also ideal for use as a luxurious private residence. The property stands out for its high-quality finishes, selection of fine materials and skilful distribution of space, aimed at enhancing every room. The result is a setting that allows you to fully enjoy the surrounding beauty, with a spectacular open sea view and panoramic views as the main feature. The villa is spread over two floors. The ground floor features a large living area of approximately 60 square metres, divided into two bright rooms thanks to large retractable glass doors. The floor also includes a kitchen with a spacious veranda and two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, designed to be accessible by disabled people. The first floor is entirely dedicated to the sleeping area and offers five additional bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. Two of these overlook a magnificent 50 m² terrace facing the sea. The property also includes a convenient 30 m² garage and several technical rooms necessary for managing all the technological systems in the house. The plot of land on which the property stands is approximately 2,500 square metres, a size that guarantees a high level of privacy and tranquillity. This garden overlooking the sea offers glimpses of unparalleled beauty. The unique location on the coast, combined with private access to the sea, makes this villa a true paradise right on the seafront!
Contrada Isola is part of the Maddalena Peninsula, a peninsula south of Syracuse that surrounds the Porto Grande of the city with its coastline. The peninsula contains several places of historical and natural interest. The area facing the Porto Grande was the scene of ancient battles in Greek times between the Athenian military forces and those of the city of Syracuse. Further south, along the coast, is the locality of Pillirina, where there are several stone caves overlooking the sea, used both in Greek times and later. Pillirina has two very characteristic unspoilt beaches and boasts a landscape that has remained virtually unchanged over time. At the southernmost tip is the lighthouse of Capo Murro di Porco, which, with its sheer cliffs, offers a breathtaking view of the sea. It is just a few minutes from the motorway entrance and Ortigia, the historic centre of Syracuse. Catania’s Fontanarossa airport is less than an hour away.