Situated on beautiful Marettimo, the most authentic and unspoiled of the Aegadian Islands, this property represents a rare opportunity for those who dream of living immersed in nature and the timeless charm of the Mediterranean.
The apartment, approximately 120 commercial sqm, is located on the first floor of a typical building, accessible via a distinctive staircase with Sicilian cement tiles and a walkway. The property is enhanced by a splendid panoramic terrace of about 100 sqm with sea view, adjoining the terrace of the neighboring unit, ideal for enjoying unforgettable sunsets and moments of total relaxation.
The interior spaces are well laid out and bright:
- large master bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- second bedroom with two beds
- additional bathroom
- practical storage room
The heart of the home is the large living area, with lounge and kitchen, enhanced by windows and balconies that offer an evocative sea view and extraordinary natural light.
The interiors retain the typical character of island homes, with details that echo local tradition, while the outdoor spaces allow you to fully experience the island’s tranquility and wild beauty.
The location is particularly privileged: just a 3–4 minute walk from the center and a few steps from the crystal-clear sea, in a private and charming setting.
Perfect both as a private residence and as an investment for tourist rentals, this property is ideal for those seeking relaxation, privacy, and an authentic connection with nature.
A true peaceful retreat, where time slows down and each day is marked by the scent of the sea.
Pearl of the Mediterranean, Marettimo is one of the Aegadian Islands: geographically, the farthest, 20 miles from Trapani. It is also the most mountainous, wooded and unspoiled of the three. Marettimo preserves a unique heritage in terms of both flora and fauna. The island has about 400 caves, both above and below sea level; the most famous are: Grotta del Cammello, Grotta del Tuono, Grotta del Presepe, Grotta Perciata and Grotta della Bombarda. From an archaeological and cultural standpoint, you can visit the castle on the summit of the Punta Troia headland, the “Roman Houses” and the small Byzantine church. In addition, a small village, with its typically white walls, lies at the center of the island and has two landing places: the New Landing, where hydrofoils and the ferry dock, and the Old Landing, a characteristic small fishermen’s harbor.