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A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view

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A well-lit garden area with a paved walkway, a large agave plant, and a tree with a rock bed. - A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff  finishes and stunning view (Marsala)
A four-poster canopy bed with a quilted mattress, a glass table, and a stone wall. - A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff  finishes and stunning view (Marsala)
An outdoor dining area with a pergola, stone walls, and cacti. - A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff  finishes and stunning view (Marsala)
A marble bust on a dark surface, a potted plant, a mirror with a gold frame, and a patterned staircase in the background. - A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff  finishes and stunning view (Marsala)
A traditional building with a stone facade, a central arched entrance, and a small balcony. - A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff  finishes and stunning view (Marsala)
A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view provides amenities, such as a playground and laundry facilities. Stay connected with in-room WiFi.

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Popular amenities

  • Kitchen
  • Washing machine
  • Dryer
  • Pet-friendly
  • Air-conditioning
  • Parking available

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About this property

A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view

  • The villa offers a typical Sicilian character and an intimate and elegant atmosphere. The rooms are pleasant, well furnished with refined finishes in exposed tuff. They all have a brand new AC system, wi-fi connection and adjacent bathrooms. Aside from the stunning view over the Egadi islands, Erice and Mothia, the location is 2.6 Km away from the city center, the sea, salt farms and wineries (Donnafugata, Pellegrino, Florio, Fina, de Bartoli, Martinez and many more) . The property is an ideal place to start your tour of Western Sicily. Landscape excursions can start with the salt farms (2.5 km away), the historical island of Mothia (3 km away), the ancient archeological sites of Segesta (40 minute drive), and Selinunte (45 minute drive), the medieval village of Erice or sailing to the Egadi islands : Favignana with its tuna farm, or the trekking to the Norman fortress of Santa Caterina, the discovery of the historic quarries which characterize the island; a tour to Levanzo island, fishermen's village famous for the presence of the prehistoric graffiti, a tour to Marettimo island to discover its caves and the castle of Punta Troia. You may also wish to experience wine tasting tours exploring the winery routes or simply enjoy the beautiful mediterranean nature surrounded by the greenery of the beautiful 1000 square meter garden. The dimora was owned in 1800 by ceramic tile manufacturers and some swirling patterns, vibrant colours, and ancient designs are still visible in the house. A stroll down in downtown Marsala with an aperitivo stop at Le 5 Palme, or a sunset view either from the top terrace or from Capo Boeo will make your stay unforgettable. The

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About the area

Marsala is home to this villa. Museo degli Arazzi and Ettore and Infersa Salt Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Cantina Pellegrino and Donnafugata Winery. Visit our Marsala travel guide
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What's nearby

  • A detailed marble sculpture of a historical scene with figures and a horse, set against a building facade.
    Piazza della Repubblica
    16 min drive - 3.7 km
  • Saline di Marsala
    9 min drive - 3.4 km
  • Donnafugata Winery
    12 min drive - 5.6 km
  • Cantine Florio
    12 min drive - 5.6 km
  • Rallo
    13 min drive - 6.7 km

Getting around

  • Spagnuola Station
    8 min drive
  • Trapani (TPS-Vicenzo Florio)
    22 min drive

Restaurants

  • Déjà Vu Bar
    4 min drive
  • Caffè Bernini
    5 min drive
  • tavernetta del gusto
    4 min drive
  • Pausa Caffè
    4 min drive
  • Pasticceria Dolce Tentazione
    5 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view pet-friendly?

Yes, this property allows dogs (limit 1 total).

How much is parking at A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view?

On-site parking is available at the property.

Where is A typical 19th-century Sicilian dimora with tuff finishes and stunning view located?

Situated in Marsala, this villa is within 3 miles (5 km) of Cantina Pellegrino, Complesso Monumentale San Pietro and Piazza della Repubblica. Palazzo Senatorio and Chiesa del Purgatorio are also within 3 miles (5 km).

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Wonderful stay at Villa Sparta - this is a gem; a beautiful historic house with exquisite Sicilian charm. All rooms offer the comfort of en suite bathrooms and the kitchen is very well equipped. The large garden at the back is a perfect meeting point for breakfast and you can enjoy great sunsets over Marsala, Stagnone, Monte Erice and the Egadi islands. We were a group of 11 and the owners have been very accommodating and we had a wonderful time being there a week. Onsite secure parking. Absolutely wonderful. Thank you.
Stayed 6 nights in Jul 2025