Bed and Breakfast Sciacca al Mare

Bed and Breakfast Sciacca al Mare

Sciacca (Coste della Sicilia) - Houses and Villas

Price: € 410.000

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In the heart of the Mediterranean, nestled on the southwestern coast of Sicily, lies Sciacca, a seaside town that enchants visitors from all over the world with its millennia-old history, its famous thermal baths, a vibrant culture, and natural landscapes of extraordinary beauty. Discovering Sciacca means immersing yourself in a fascinating blend of cultural influences, art, cuisine, and traditions that have made this place truly one of a kind.The approximately 300-square-meter house is a free-standing structure from foundation to roof and is spread over multiple levels. It is located right in the heart of the historic center and is currently operated as a bed-and-breakfast, in a quiet setting free from vehicular traffic. It offers views of the sea, a garden (owned by the municipality), and a spacious little square, accessible via a distinctive staircase that has recently been renovated, illuminated step by step, and adorned with majolica tiles and ceramic vases, from the top of which one can admire a sweeping panorama of the harbor area and the beauty and clarity of the Sicilian sea.The layout of the house is currently as follows: on the ground floor, three bedrooms, all with private “en suite” bathrooms, as well as a small room serving as a reception area; on the upper floor, two more bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an adjoining space; on the second and top floor, one bedroom with a separate entrance and two bathrooms; from this floor, you can see the sea. An excellent real estate investment, ideal for living in and enjoying year-round, even by large families, or for renting out in whole or in part to generate excellent financial returns.The house is located in a prime location, just a short walk from the heart of the city—full of shops and a hub for artistic, musical, and cultural events—as well as the Cathedral and the port of Sciacca. The property is part of Sciacca’s historic granaries—the warehouses where grain was stored before being loaded onto ships—the famous “golden grain” that, in the Middle Ages, brought prestige and wealth to the city.The property, an early 20th-century building renovated ten years ago in collaboration with the Agrigento Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, consists of 8½ rooms and 9 bathrooms

Sciacca: A Crossroads of Civilizations and Living History
The history of Sciacca extends far beyond the temporal boundaries of many cities, taking deep root in the fabric of the Mediterranean. This Sicilian gem, whose origins date back to the Phoenicians, has served as a vital meeting point for merchants, conquerors, and travelers.
What the Romans called Terme Selinuntine is today’s picturesque town of Sciacca, which seems to plunge into the sea; its historic center, partly enclosed by walls, is a labyrinth of dead-end alleys and Arab-style courtyards.