In an extraordinary position, overlooking the gulf of Capo Zafferano, one of the most beautiful gulfs in Sicily, La Villa di Sofia is located 18 km from Palermo, in the summer residential area of the city of Bagheria, 150 meters from the crystal clear sea.
The Villa, completely renovated in April 2019, has two levels, each of which characterized by an enchanting view of the sea and the bay of Capo Zafferano.
The main floor of about 200 square meters accommodates up to eight people and is composed as follows:
- three double bedrooms with air conditioning, wall fan and smart satellite TV.
- lounge with large and bright windows that allow the view of the sea even from inside, table for 8 people, double sofa bed and fireplace,
- internal kitchen with wine cellar and audio system,
- outdoor kitchen with pizza oven and barbecue,
- two bathrooms with big size walk-in shower with chromotherapy and audio system,
- terrace with sofas and tables for 10 people overlooking the sea and swimming pool,
- Unlimited high speed Wi-Fi.
On the lower floor we find The Dependance with an independent entrance of about 50 square meters which can accommodate up to 3 people
is composed as follows:
- 50 square meters open space loft with double bed, one and a half sofa bed,
- kitchen with table for 6 places,
- bathroom with big size shower and sedula with chromotherapy,
- outdoor patio with table and chairs overlooking the sea and swimming pool.
- Unlimited high speed Wi-Fi.
(available from the 7th person onwards)
Outdoor spaces:
- Garden of about 1000 square meters,
- Rectangular swimming pool 7.00 x 3.60 x 1.20,
- Two outdoor showers.
- Parking for 3 cars,
- Unlimited high speed Wi-Fi.
Immersed in a private garden of about 1000 square meters that surrounds the whole house, from the Villa you can easily reach: Porticello (seaside resort famous for its peach market), the Archaeological Site of Solunto (One of the three Punic cities in Sicily), Bagheria (the city of the Guttuso Painter, where his collections of paintings are present), Cefalù.
