Re di Denari: villa that sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Terrasini, Sicily, Italy.

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Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

180 m²

Property Description

New, cosy, luxurious villa "Re di Denari", built in 2017, surrounded by trees.

House Equipment: central heating system, air conditioning, solarium, washing machine (private use).

Access & Parking: private parking. All-season motor access to the house. Situation: on the outskirts, above Terrasini, quiet position by the sea. View from the apartment of the forest.

Surroundings of the house: grounds (private use), garden (private use, fenced), lawn (private use), swimming pool (private use, length 16 m x width 8 m, open from 30.04. untill 31 .10.), paddling pool (private use), outside shower (private use), children's playground (private use), barbecue (private use), fireplace (private use).

Facilities and distances: shop 3 km, grocers 3 km, supermarket 3 km, restaurant 3 km, sandy beach 3 km. Please note, nearby is a motorway in 13 km and ein airport/airfield in 18 km.

Interior Description

5-room house, detached, for 4 people, 180 m2, on the ground floor, luxurious and cosy furnishings.

Living/dining room with cable TV, open fireplace, dining-table and dinette. Smoking allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]).

Sleeping room with 1 double bed. Sleeping room with 1 double bed.

Kitchen-/living room with 4 hot plates, micro wave, oven, grill, dining table, dinette, dishwasher, fridge and deep freezer.

Shower/WC and bidet.

Terrace furniture, 4 deck chairs.

Other equipment: children's high chair, hair dryer, iron, washing machine, solarium. The house has 2 bathrooms en-suite with a shower.

Location Terrasini, Sicily, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Palermo Airport, 4.1 Km

Read More About The Terrasini Area

Villa Spotlight: An Artistic Escape In Sicily At Terrasini Luxury Villa

Terrasini Luxury Villa is the perfect escape for those with an artistic flair to get away from it all in luxury surroundings and is a truly plush and remarkable villa in Sicily. Utterly unique and a modernist architectural wonder, this light-filled property is dotted by fascinating works of art, framed by lush green gardens, boasts exceptional amenities, and is located close to the coastal town of Terrasini, not far from the island’s breath-taking capital of Palermo. So, for those looking for inspiration, peace and quiet, rest and relaxation, easy access to Sicily’s coastline, and readily planned day trips to see the endless architectural beauties and cultural riches of Palermo, Terrasini Luxury Villa delivers on all fronts and then some!

Not far from the Sicilian capital of Palermo is the pretty old hilltop town of Monreale! This tourist spot has lots on offer to see and do especially a tour of its impressively designed buildings and interiors.

Choose from a wide range of villas in Palermo, only a few kilometres from Monreale and enjoy a lovely tourist stay.

Start off your visit with a walk around the magnificent interior of the Norman cathedral here. Admire the many mosaics inside; golden masterpieces depicting biblical scenes and saints.

The 6,000 square metre tapestries of mosaics are inspired by many styles of art including Islamic, Baroque and Norman. This mesmerising cathedral interior is among one of the most famous tourist attractions in Sicily!

Many different cultures have variations of fruit cakes that are traditionally made and served during winter and, in Christian cultures, over Christmas, which makes sense as it allowed delicious fruits to be made available even when they were out of season in the past. Today, we have many more ways to access fruits throughout the year and more options when it comes to sweet things, in general, yet these traditional treats are so firmly connected to the festive season that they remain popular.

Sicily is absolutely no different, it has buccellato: a combination of figs, raisins, dates, nuts (usually almonds) and candied citrus like fruits (like citron) that are baked as either a round cookie shell, as a ring cake, or as small pastries. Its exact origins have been lost to the mists of time and it is uncertain as to when Sicilians began making it but it has been around for centuries. Associated with family milestones, it can be given by Godparents to the parents of their godchild or by best man or maid of honour to the parents of the bride and represents good fortune and prosperity.

Pignoli are Sicilian cookies; a type of macaroon typical to Sicily that is popular cookie throughout all of southern Italy, as well as in Sicilian communities in the US. There are many relatives and similar cookies that can be found through Italy and is also quite like the panellets served on All Saints Day in Catalonia. Made with almond paste, they belong to the amaretto family of biscuits.

These delicious crescent or round biscuits are golden in colour and are studded with golden pine nuts, which are also called pignoli and for which they were named. Moist, soft and chewy, they are, sadly, usually reserved for special occasions such as holidays like Christmas. This is due to the fact that almond paste and pine nuts are the primary ingredients and both are relatively expensive. However, they can still be found with relative ease in bakeries and food stores throughout Sicily. Just find a vacation rental in Sicily and you can try them for yourself.

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A lot of Italy’s beloved Christmas foods have become famous around the world in recent years. In particular, her panettone fruit cake has been made a fixture of many displays of Christmas foods in stores all over the globe each year. However, this is actually only one such cake from the country and there are lots of other regional versions that are well worth sampling. In fact, booking a villa in Italy over the Holidays is ideal for the curious foodie as there are all sorts of amazing seasonal delights to be sampled!

If you were to book a vacation rental in Sicily, for example, in addition to enjoying milder winter weather, fascinating historic sites, amazing natural beauty, and a distinct local culture and traditions, you can also try amazing regional Christmas treats, including their own festive fruit cake: Buccellato.

Cannoli are one of the most famous and beloved of all Italian desserts, particularly among Italian-Americans, and are pastries that come from the Sicily region. The origins can be traced back to the Arabs during the Emirate of Sicily and similar pastries are known to have been popular across the Islamic world during that period. They have been traced back to the Palermo and Messina areas and were traditionally prepared as a treat during Carnevale season. The dessert eventually became a year-round staple throughout Italy. In singular form they are known as cannolo, a word that means "little tube" and they are just that, little tube-shaped fried pastries with creamy, sweet fillings, usually comprised of ricotta.