Set on the hills of Sicily's northern coast, this modern and elegant villa is the result of a complex and innovative architectural project and enjoys breathtaking panoramic views of the Aeolian Islands.

The main villa unfolds across multiple levels, organized around a central glass atrium open to the sky. Stairs and ramps lead to a panoramic rooftop solarium, while each floor features variations in elevation that create a harmonious interplay of volumes-visually striking and designed for optimal living comfort. On the ground floor, you'll find a spacious living area with a fireplace, an open-plan kitchen, and a dining space. The upper levels host a study/library and the bedrooms. The master suite includes a generous walk-in wardrobe and a refined en suite bathroom, entirely clad in Modica stone, including a bathtub carved from the same material. All finishes, including the oak parquet flooring found throughout the home, are in high-quality oak.

The heating and cooling system is underfloor, and a ceiling-mounted dehumidification system ensures a comfortable indoor climate. The lower ground level houses a relaxation area with video projector, lounge, study, laundry room, bathroom with sauna, several storage rooms, and a garage. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides of the villa provide continuous, spectacular views of the Aeolian landscape.

The garden, measuring approximately 3,500 square meters, surrounds a striking two-level swimming pool, enhanced by a sloping waterfall and two hydromassage seats on the upper level. Completing the property is a charming Aeolian-style guesthouse, privately positioned, and featuring a kitchen-living area, bedroom, bathroom, and a panoramic patio with views over the valley and the sea.The estate also includes approximately eight hectares of land, cultivated with around 4,500 fruit trees. The location is strategic: private yet well connected, close to shops, services, and the motorway exit, with convenient access to the Aeolian Islands and the airports of Catania (85 km) and Palermo (230 km).