Dammuso via dei Sesi, Pantelleria

Located in one of the most prestigious and exclusive areas of Pantelleria, inside the archaeological park, splendid independent dammuso of approximately 75 m2 with surrounding private garden and sea view. the dammuso is located in the Cimillia-Sesi area in the splendid territorial area of the Sesi archaeological park, a few steps from the sea and a few kilometers from the town of Pantelleria centre. the house is located on a traffic road
exclusively used for residents (3 homes) called local road.
characteristics:
the dammuso sold as a rustic property is only to be completed and has a gross surface area of approximately 110 m
and a net surface area
internal of approximately 72 m2. the house is designed with two covered pergolas, one to the west and one to the south of 45 m2, plus an uncovered terrace of 20 m2. large car parks for exclusive use
are reserved for the home in the northern area. the house is equipped with a typical pantelleria dammuso with a water reserve tank measuring approximately 350 quintals (35 m
) connected to a pump for the distribution of sanitary water and for food use. according to the project, the sewerage connected to a leaky well has already been built. the electricity meter is located at the entrance to the property. the house is covered in completely hand-worked lava stone and the typical roofing is in domes made of tuff with waterproofing and natural lime finishing. this system allows the recovery of rainwater which is conveyed to the cistern. The internal finishes in the project for the rustic dammuso are envisaged in painted civil plaster and for the flooring in colored cement batter, the walls of the services and the The kitchenettes are provided in colored cement batter. the fixtures approved in the project set back from the facade must be made of wood in compliance with the construction type. the dammuso is inserted in a large plot of land of over 5000 square meters with free views on all fronts (sea view and view of the Sese Grande del Re). The area is that of the archaeological area of Mursia-Cimillia one of the most important in Pantelleria. In 2000 BC, Pantelleria was the cradle of a fascinating civilization, characterized by unique monuments in the world, called Sesi. the plain where the house is located is very varied both morphologically with planes and hills with volcanic rocks of different colors and as a habitat of the flora where cactus and caper plants stand out which growing on the bare rock are the emblem of the 'island, both
multiple Mediterranean plant species (Pantelleria has 650 types out of the 12,000 of the entire Mediterranean area).
The dammuso enjoys a view to the west towards Africa with the sunset which is an integral part of the beauties of the island and that sometimes when the sky is clear it allows a splendid view of the coasts of Africa.--5c77a3fb01a92dc3a4ec5d5178ab10c1!