Michelangelo House

Michelangelo House is a holiday home nestled in the greenery of the countryside, just a few kilometers from the sea at Gioiosa Marea. The accommodations, which are adjacent yet independent, are simply furnished and equipped with a kitchen, air conditioning, TV, and private bathroom, providing a comfortable stay with the freedom to prepare meals independently or explore local restaurants.

The heart of the property is the spacious courtyard featuring a well-equipped garden, perfect for relaxing between swims in the pool and enjoying the shade of the gazebos. On the ground floor, there is a common area with a fully-equipped kitchen, wood-burning oven, barbecue, and washing machine available for guests, making it ideal for shared meals among friends or large families, both indoors and outdoors.

Surrounded by a well-maintained and fenced estate, the villa serves as a peaceful oasis for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. Access is via a private road that ensures safety and convenience, with ample outdoor parking on a compacted surface.

The focus on sustainability is a notable advantage: the property is equipped with a photovoltaic system for electricity and solar thermal energy for hot water. Located on a hillside, it is 2.5 km from the sea and about 1.5 km from the main services in the town center, easily reachable by car. For those who prefer to walk, the path to the village is a pleasant 10-minute downhill stroll, while the return trip takes a bit longer uphill along a safe and well-lit road.

Gioiosa Marea is one of the most renowned locations on the Tyrrhenian coast, featuring both public beaches and beach clubs, while nearby is Capo Calavà, famous for its tourist resorts. From Milazzo, which is easily accessible by car or public transport, ferries depart daily for the enchanting Aeolian Islands.

Among the attractions in the vicinity are the Tindari Sanctuary with the Marinello ponds, the villages of Ficarra and San Marco d’Alunzio, the medieval castle of Brolo, the tower of Piraino, and the natural wonders of the Nebrodi Park. For those looking to explore further, Cefalù and Taormina are must-visit destinations.

Michelangelo House is the perfect starting point to experience the beauty of Sicily in a relaxed and authentic atmosphere.