Levanzo, Trapani, Sicily, Italy

On the island of Levanzo, the most romantic of the islands of the Egadi archipelago, in the locality of Pizzo Corvo, we propose an exclusive villa with a breathtaking sea view and autonomous access, under renovation with very high quality finishes and equipped with every comfort - luxury category -.
Its strategic position allows one to dominate from above the splendid natural landscape of the nature reserve, with a panorama of the Egadi islands and the reserve.
The residence has an internal surface area of over 90 square metres with a large, bright living area from which there is access to the outdoor terrace of about 130 square metres with a sea view characterised by slabs of local stone. The living area consists of a spacious living room, a large kitchen and a hallway where a laundry area or storage room can be created. The sleeping area consisting of two double bedrooms with walk-in wardrobe and bathrooms with shower or bath complete the property.
The property also includes approximately 1,000 square metres of outdoor garden of exclusive relevance, characterised by the presence of the typical Mediterranean scrub.
The architectural features envisage a façade cladding with precious and traditional materials in harmony and full respect for the territory. The interior flooring will be made of Sicilian marble grit with plant equipment that respects the most modern energy-efficient technologies, as well as a photovoltaic system integrated into the roof.
An oasis of peace immersed in a unique and exclusive environment.

Levanzo (Lèvanzu in Sicilian) is the smallest and also the most romantic of the islands belonging to the Egadi archipelago. Its unique landscapes are made up of white limestone rocks that are articulated in numerous caves.
The town is very small and from the sea looks like a crib with a small harbour just 15 km from Trapani, in a strategic position to reach the other Egadi islands.
The island has no carriage roads (apart from a small stretch of asphalt road leading to the Faraglione beach), one moves only on foot and life takes the rhythm of the sun. This condition contributes largely to the integrity of its scenic beauty.
The marine area surrounding the island and the entire archipelago is a protected reserve: the largest in the Mediterranean with over 50 thousand hectares.
In addition to marine species, its seabed is rich in archaeological finds; the island is famous for having been the site of the Battle of the Egadi, in the battle during the first Punic War between the Romans and Carthaginians in 241 BC.
Most of the beaches can be reached within a 5- or 10-minute walk. In addition to the beautiful beaches, its two large Bourbon villas, now both belonging to the Prada family, are also worth a visit.
Levanzo is an island to discover that, despite its small size, never ceases to amaze, an oasis of peace and natural wonders.