Villa with Pool and Tennis Court, located in Marsala, offers a Pantelleria garden, views of Marsala and dreamy sunsets over the Egadi Islands. The Villa includes 5 bedrooms, a living room with a fireplace, a flat-screen TV, and a fully equipped kitchen with dining area.

A legendary land in the heart of the Mediterranean, Marsala rises on Capo Boeo. Erice protects it on one side, Segesta and Selinunte embrace it on the other; it looks to the nearby Egadi Islands (20-minute boat ride, daily connections) and toward Africa (the Tunisian coast is just 80 miles away). It has in the sea one of its main economic and tourist resources, while agriculture, with its eight thousand hectares of vineyards, fuels the wine industry: over a million hectoliters a year of whites, reds and fortified wines, including the noble marsala. If we briefly glance through the history of Sicily, it is easy to note the importance of Marsala, which has its roots in the 4th century BC. From the sea came the Phoenicians to settle the island of Mozia, the archaeological pearl of the Stagnone.