Apartment via Mazara 83, Contrade Extraurbane, Marsala

This spacious and bright apartment is located on the fourth and top floor of a building located on Via Mazara. The property consists of three comfortable bedrooms, two of which overlook via balconies onto Via Mazara and enjoy, as well as lots of light, even with sea views. The property is also equipped with two spacious bathrooms (one with shower and one with bathtub), a kitchen with convenient storage and a large and bright living room, also with open views.
The apartment is equipped with a covered parking space located in the basement and which can be accessed both via a car entrance outside the building and via a condominium staircase and lift. The central position of the building makes it very interesting, both for the convenience with which you can reach the neighboring beaches and for the possibility to move easily towards the city center and the airport.

Marsala is the largest municipality in the province of Trapani both in terms of number of inhabitants and extension of its territory. It is known for the landing of Garibaldi and for the production of the wine of the same name, which the English considered better than Port and Madeira, so much so that they began to market it all over the world, determining its success already in the first half of the 19th century. Marsala owes its name to the Arabs (Marsa-Allah, port of God), but the original name was Lilybeo, founded by the Romans in the 3rd century AD and since then an entire area has been miraculously preserved which now represents the archaeological park of the city . It is a city embraced by the sea. Tourists are spoiled for choice, both for lovers of sandy beaches and for those who prefer sporting activities, with absolutely unique pearls from a landscape and naturalistic point of view. Along the southern coast you can find clear and green sea, beaches with light and fine sand, which can be free or with bathing establishments. If you have small children or are an incurable athlete, move towards the northern coast, where the sea forms a sort of lagoon called "Stagnone". Among the islets that compose it, the Phoenician Mothia stands out, a true open-air museum immersed in a natural botanical garden. Finally, the Stagnone is also ideal for those who love to practice water sports such as windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. Here, in fact, the frequent wind and shallow waters allow even those who are less capable to learn effortlessly.--6f05f4bf779758a69633477ceec8f503!