Located on the island of Salina, off the northern coast of Sicily, this family apartment for rent, once belonging to a 19th-century family of landowners and sea masters, stands as a captivating residence adorned with centuries-old woods and majestic vineyards that effortlessly transports guests to a bygone era, where the charm of yesteryears melds harmoniously with the breathtaking beauty of the sea. Nestled within the tranquil village of Leni, a weathered and salt-kissed old door beckons you into a world of serenity. As entering, a silent fenced garden envelops you, filled with the scent of jasmine hanging in the air.
Located in the verdant embrace of Salina, the picturesque gem nestled within the Aeolian Islands, Palazzo Salina enjoys an ideal position for exploring all the archipelago, namely the seven pearls of the Tyrrhenian Sea, including Stromboli, hosting an active volcano with dramatic landscapes, black sand beaches, and the awe-inspiring spectacle of volcanic activity. Take time to venture to the island of Lipari, the largest in the archipelago, renowned for its vibrant town and fascinating archaeological sites, or to Panarea, also known for its glamorous nightlife. At the end of the day, sip a glass of the Malvasia wine, produced from the local vineyards, and delight in the flavours of local cuisine by preparing traditional dishes, using fresh ingredients sourced from the island. A charming porch adorned with lemon trees, flowers, and the essence of the Mediterranean, provides the perfect haven for relaxation on hot summer days.
Developed over three levels, this property for rent in Sicily can welcome groups up to 11 guests in a few combined units, each with a kitchenette. Two units are located on the ground floor boast 3 double bedroom, one twin bedroom and 2 bathrooms; while the first floor hosts the larger manor house with one double and one triple bedroom, tw bathrooms and spectacular sea view from the double terrace. Each room exudes the charm of a bygone era, adorned with period furniture, and meticulously preserved original details, such as frescoed ceiling vaults and nineteenth-century majolica floors from the famed kilns of Torre del Greco and Santo Stefano di Camastra. The masterpiece of the building is the breathtaking rooftop terrace offering a panoramic view of the azure sea and the verdant silhouette of the island's twin volcanoes.
