• Town House Carrara

    In the historic heart of Petralia Soprana — one of the Madonie’s officially recognised ‘most beautiful villages’ in Italy — this traditional stone town house is arranged over several floors and comes warmly furnished with antiques and period detail. Vaulted and beamed ceilings, characterful reception rooms, a traditional kitchen and several bedrooms make it a…

  • The Corner House

    A genuinely cute little town house arranged over several levels on a corner plot in San Biagio Platani. Compact but full of character, with a footprint of around 30 square metres per floor. On the top floor is a bedroom with its own balcony; the ground floor holds a kitchen and living room, with a…

  • One Up, One Down

    A true one-up-one-down: a single, fairly large room on the ground floor of around 25–30 square metres, with a room of much the same size above on the first floor, plus a small first-floor balcony and a very low attic over the top. The first floor is in good condition; the ground floor, while nothing…

  • Grand Town House with Marble Floors

    A substantial town house just up from the piazza — and, unusually for the area, one that is already in good, habitable order. Handsome marble floors and a marble staircase run throughout, and a central light well draws daylight right into the heart of the building, which fronts onto two streets with balconies and windows…

  • Nonna’s House

    A charming, already-habitable town house in the heart of San Biagio Platani — quite literally a nonna’s house, still lived in and lovingly kept. The exterior has been done and the whole property is in fairly good order throughout. Arranged over three floors and extending to around 75 square metres, the ground floor has a…

  • Three Townhouses on the Piazza

    A rare opportunity right on the piazza: three adjoining houses (numbers 23 and 25) — two side by side and one behind — offered together as a single restoration project. There are balconies on each floor and two roof terraces. A characterful warren of spaces spanning different eras — part 1970s, part considerably older —…

  • Large House on the Piazza

    A substantial house in a prime position right on the piazza, offered as a shell (grezzo) — a solid structure ready to be finished and shaped entirely to your own design. It extends to around 400 square metres, currently arranged as two apartments of roughly 200 square metres each, with a garage on the ground…

  • Casetta on Piazza

    A charming little casetta — a compact two-storey house opening directly onto one of San Biagio Platani's piazzas. Downstairs is a single generous room with a small entrance hallway and handy storage tucked under the stairs; upstairs, a further room of similar size — around 40 square metres in all. Currently a blank canvas: light…

  • Casa 70s

    A rare find in the heart of Castronovo di Sicilia: a substantial semi-detached town house that, unusually, sits set back from the road with its own private outside space and gardens — a quiet, green retreat within the town itself. The main house is arranged over a single level and comprises three bedrooms, a kitchen,…

  • Mountain View House

    Presented in move-in condition, this substantial townhouse of approximately 200 square metres is a showcase of traditional Sicilian craftsmanship. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms are complemented by hand-made wooden doors, parquet flooring and elegant staircases in marble and wrought iron, while a large built-in kitchen and a lounge with a characterful fireplace form the heart…