Cottage with sea view and great potential in Contrada Spagnola
€280,000
9 Rooms
5 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~170 m² Total surface
~155 m² Living area
Construction year 1968
Description
Just a short distance from the sea, in a particularly appealing location, this property combines proximity to the coast, outdoor spaces and interesting potential for customization.
The house is arranged over two levels and is currently divided into several residential units, making it particularly attractive both as a private residence and as an investment in the holiday rental sector.
On the ground floor, a pleasant veranda leads into the interiors, currently arranged as two mini-apartments, each with a living area, kitchenette, sleeping area and two bathrooms.
The first floor, accessible via an external staircase, has two independent entrances and is currently divided into three mini-apartments, one of which still needs to be completed. A large balcony completes the floor, providing additional outdoor space.
The upper level leads to the property’s true highlight: a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea, a privileged space from which to admire the sunset light over the splendid Stagnone Lagoon and enjoy pleasant moments outdoors.
Thanks to the layout of the rooms and the possibility of reorganizing the spaces according to individual needs, the property offers several opportunities: it could become a private residence with Mediterranean character, a holiday home, or an attractive solution for anyone wishing to develop a hospitality and investment project.
Marsala is one of the most fascinating cities in western Sicily, a place where history, culture, the sea, traditions and food and wine come together in an authentic and evocative atmosphere.
Overlooking the Mediterranean, Marsala is world-famous for its wine, but offers much more: a precious historic centre enclosed by ancient walls, with elegant palaces, churches, squares and characteristic alleyways that tell centuries of history.
The heart of the city is Piazza della Repubblica, dominated by the splendid Cathedral of Saint Thomas of Canterbury, from which a historic centre full of cafés, restaurants and shops unfolds.
One of its most evocative treasures is the Stagnone Lagoon, with its renowned salt pans and windmills, a particularly spectacular setting at sunset. Opposite lies the island of Mozia, an important archaeological site accessible by boat.
Marsala is also linked to a fundamental chapter in Italian history: in 1860, Giuseppe Garibaldi landed here with his Thousand, beginning the expedition that would contribute to the unification of Italy.
But Marsala’s charm lies above all in its way of life: Mediterranean rhythms, sea scents, sunsets over the Mediterranean, Sicilian cuisine and hospitality.
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