On the island of Pantelleria, in the secluded north-eastern area between Khamma and Tracino, this period seafront villa brings together three 19th-century dammusi with a total internal surface of 200 sqm. Recently restored with meticulous conservation work, it retains its original lava stone and centuries-old lichens while combining Pantellerian architecture with contemporary comfort. The residence offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms, with sleeping areas designed as independent suites. Each has a private entrance, en-suite bathroom, dedicated Wi-Fi and a secluded outdoor space. Domed roofs, dry-stone walls, high-quality finishes, underfloor heating and integrated air conditioning ensure comfort throughout the year. A fully equipped liveable kitchen forms the social heart of the residence, which can accommodate up to ten guests. The 5,000 sqm of outdoor areas include a swimming pool, a sun terrace furnished with loungers, sofas and bamboo gazebos, as well as a traditional semi-circular Giardino Pantesco converted into an elegant wind-sheltered outdoor dining area. A staircase leads from the restored historic cistern to a panoramic rooftop for stargazing. Water supply includes a restored 19th-century 40,000-litre rainwater cistern for garden irrigation and a second 150-cubic-metre cistern connected to the municipal network. Residual building rights for 50 sqm complete a property whose neighbouring land cannot be developed, protecting privacy and the landscape.
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