Large detached villa in Viscalori

The property was built between the late 1800s and early 1900s and starts from the large flat area at the entrance, with ample space for car parking and a typical Sicilian garden. From here, you have the main access to the villa, which develops on a single large level. The natural slope of the land leads to the development of the lower floor facing east, where there are cellar rooms and an ancient wine press still with the traditional chestnut barrels. The main floor of the villa features a symmetrical layout, with the large central hall from which the north and south areas are distributed. A large terrace connected to the hall provides a view of the Etna countryside and extends the gaze to the sea and the Ionian coast. The finishes are typical of the construction period, with cement tiles, marble chips, and fixtures and doors made of chestnut. The property is in need of complete renovation and lends itself to multiple uses, such as a hospitality structure, a residence for the elderly, or to be divided into several residential units, given its large size.