A carefully restored 19th-century wine press

An ancient Sicilian wine press dating back to the 1800s, now converted into a detached villa. The original identity of the property has been skilfully preserved during the renovation. Many authentic details that tell its story have been retained, including the ancient stone trough and the well in the area that once housed the stable. Every intervention has been carefully designed to integrate contemporary functionality with the historical character of the structure. Located in a quiet street with Mediterranean charm, a few steps from the sea and all the main amenities, the house reveals its essence from the façade: sun-warmed pink tones, wooden window frames and original stone cornices make it an authentic place, preserved with respect and love. The property is on one level. The interiors immediately offer a pleasant feeling of comfort. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a living area with exposed wooden ceilings, terracotta floors, Sicilian artisan tile inserts and a splendid fireplace that not only adds a magical touch to the room but is also very functional for heating the villa in winter. The layout of the rooms is practical and well organised: two bedrooms, that are both comfy and bright, open onto a small outdoor patio, two bathrooms, and a small study. The garden, which is carefully tended and perfectly manageable in size, is a natural extension of the house. Here you will find an outdoor kitchen with a wood-burning oven, an element that allows you to truly enjoy the outdoor space. This renovated wine press is not just a simple dwelling, but a place that has retained its identity. A perfect choice for those looking for a property with history, character and a cosy feel, where every metre is designed to be lived in.