This charming early 20th-century farmhouse is immersed in the historical and naturalistic context of the renowned Maddalena Peninsula in Syracuse. The property is located in a prestigious position, surrounded by sumptuous noble villas that tell the story of an era of architectural flourishing between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the prominent citizens of Syracuse chose this peninsula as their favourite summer residence. The farmhouse itself, an authentic expression of Art Nouveau style, is a silent witness to its time, offering the unmistakable charm of period residences. With a total area of approximately 200 square metres, the residence is mainly on one level, with the exception of a small portion built on the first floor at a later date, taking advantage of the height of the building. Characterised by solid load-bearing walls, its interiors offer rare acoustic insulation and coolness, ensuring absolute privacy and an almost solemn tranquillity. The property currently consists of a large living room, a kitchen, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. One of the most striking features is the magnificent private garden of approximately 8,000 square metres, a true Mediterranean oasis that surrounds the property, completely screening it and ensuring total privacy. This green space is the ideal place for relaxation and entertaining. The property needs complete renovation to restore it to its former glory, with a bespoke architectural design that combines history and nature to create a prestigious period residence.
The property is located in the Isola district just a few minutes from Ortigia, the historic centre of Syracuse, not far from the entrance to the motorway. Catania airport Fontanarossa is less than an hour away. The resort is part of the Maddalena Peninsula, a peninsula south of Syracuse which is the closest beach resort to the city centre. On the Maddalena Peninsula there are several places of historical and natural interest. One of the most popular is the Pillirina, an area rich in archaeological finds from past eras, from prehistoric times to the Greek era. La Pillirina has two very characteristic unspoilt beaches and a landscape that has remained practically unchanged over the years. Finally, at the southern end is Faro Capo Murro di Porco, with its sheer cliffs overlooking the sea, offering a stunning view.