Single family villa Lungomare Fata Morgana 342, Tonnarella, Mazara del Vallo

Located in one of the most beautiful and sought after coastal areas of the city, as well as a short distance from the town centre, this precious villa is located just a stone's throw from the sea, whose beauty and colors can be admired from the comfortable outdoor area in front.
The property it is characterized by a spacious and bright living area, in which we find a comfortable mezzanine which adds further usable space. Here, two entrances lead to the back garden which guarantees excellent privacy and tranquility. Through a very bright corridor we reach the three bedrooms (all with windows overlooking the sea) and the two bathrooms with shower. An ideal property as a summer residence but also for investment use as a holiday home.

Mazara del Vallo, a pretty municipality in the province of Trapani, crossed by the Mazaro and Arena rivers, due to its strategic position it was disputed since ancient times between the Greeks, Elymians, Phoenicians and Carthaginians and Romans.
Dominated by the Arabs from 827 and conquered by the Normans from 1072, it presents the typical features of both dominations. The Islamic urban planning district typical of the medinas, called Casbah, is characterized by narrow streets, alleys and courtyards. Under Norman domination the city was then surrounded by mighty walls and equipped with a castle. Count Ruggero d'Altavilla made it his favorite stay and in 1093 he founded the vast bishopric there, built the cathedral dedicated to the SS. Salvatore and in 1097 he gathered the first Sicilian Parliament in Mazara. The city overlooks the Strait of Sicily, the climate is characterized by continuous orographic ventilation with a wind that rises punctually at 11.00 and drops around 19.00, this makes that Mazara del Vallo is an ideal site for all sailing sports; in fact the location is a destination for kite and windsurfing enthusiasts from all over the world.
Absolutely not to be missed is a visit to the museum of the Dancing Satyr, a bronze statue attributed to the Greek sculptor Praxiteles, which came to light at dawn on 4 March 1998 when Captain Ciccio found it entangled in the nets during a fishing trip--302d2738974c5e97540ad8e2fed0aa0a!