If you’ve ever wanted to live in a traditional Italian building, here is your chance with this prestigious 'Dammuso', the typical home of Pantelleria Island in Italy. Located in a dominant position in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, the house is surrounded by a huge landscaped garden of 18,000 m2 (194,000 sq ft) with 30 olive trees.
The dammuso has been exquisitely refurbished by architect Gabriella Garcia, raising the level of all the available spaces to the highest standards of luxury living and combining a modern, blue-and-white design with the rustic charm of the traditional structure.
The built surface area of the property, which is all spread over one single floor, is 530 m2 (5,700 sq ft), not counting the patio and terrace areas. It comes with 3 large bedrooms, each with their own en-suite bathroom and fitted wardrobe. There is a living room with a studio, a dining room connected to the separate kitchen, plus a laundry/utility room with an adjoining bathroom.
Thanks to the many wide windows and open-plan feel of the property, plus its original archways, the whole dammuso is both flooded with natural light and endowed with incredible views of all the beauties of the island.
It is fully furnished, with focus on even the smallest details, to create a unique, dream atmosphere. For instance, in the property there are luxury features such as 2 fireplaces, solar panels for domestic needs and two storage tanks for water. This luxury property for sale in Italy comes with a price tag of two and a half million euro.
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