Laura Meozzi
Ref. 2962 Tenuta Etna DOC
ETNA DOC WINE ESTATE WITH SEA AND VOLCANO VIEWS FOR SALE IN SICILY
INTERIORS: 3,496 sqm (37,631 sqft)
Bedrooms: 9
Bathrooms: 11
Condition : Requires updating
Heating:
Radiator + Fireplace
EXTERIORS: 11.34 ha (28.02 ac)
Vineyards: 8,14 ha
Cellar surface: 1.000 sqm
Annual Production: 250 hl
No. of annual bottles: 33000
Varieties of wine: Alicante, Syrah
Olive grove: 1,51 ha
Annual Production: 1000 kg
general details
Interiors: 3,496 sqm (37,631 sqft)
Bedrooms: 9
Bathrooms: 11
Condition : Requires updating
Heating:
Radiator + Fireplace
Exteriors: 11.34 ha (28.02 ac)
Vineyards: 8,14 ha
Cellar surface: 1.000 sqm
Annual Production: 250 hl
No. of annual bottles: 33000
Varieties of wine: Alicante, Syrah
Olive grove: 1,51 ha
Annual Production: 1000 kg
Set at the foot of the majestic Mount Etna, in one of the most evocative landscapes of Sicily, this 11.3-ha country estate captures the authentic soul of the island while potentially offering an elegant and comfortable lifestyle. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and open countryside, the property enjoys a privileged position with sweeping views that stretch across the fertile slopes of the volcano and, in the distance, toward the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
The heart of the estate is a beautiful historic country home where traditional Sicilian character meets tasteful contemporary elements. Carefully preserved architectural elements, mostly dating back to the Hispanic domination of Sicily, evoke the charm of the past, while modern comforts ensure a living experience defined by both sophistication and tranquility. The atmosphere is one of timeless elegance, where every space has been thoughtfully designed to enhance the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Some parts of the property require extensive restoration work, particularly in the areas that were once used as cellars: these feature beautiful rustic rooms with very high ceilings and traditional elements (including a perfectly preserved palmento) and could easily be brought back to a usable condition. The large basement space below has been renovated and converted into a beautiful event space, which can also be used as a wine cellar as needed.
Complementing the main residence is a charming bed & breakfast (7 apartments for a total of 18 beds), perfectly integrated into the estate. This welcoming accommodation provides an ideal opportunity to host guests seeking the authentic experience of Etna’s countryside, while at the same time creating a natural source of supplementary income. The atmosphere is intimate and warm, combining rustic authenticity with the comforts expected by modern travelers. On the roof of the building, you’ll find a beautiful panoramic terrace (over 350 m²) with a view of the sea on one side and Mount Etna on the other.
Extending around the residence are approximately 8.1 hectares of prestigious Etna DOC vineyards (Alicante and Syrah), a remarkable feature that places the estate within one of Italy’s most celebrated wine territories. The vineyard not only enhances the visual appeal of the property but also represents a valuable agricultural asset, offering the possibility of producing wines that reflect the distinctive volcanic terroir of the Etna region. The remaining surface of the estate (roughly 4,0 ha) is cultivated with cherries and olive grove (Nocellara dell’Etna and San Benedettese cultivars).
An approved project for the construction of a swimming pool further enriches the estate, promising the creation of a secluded outdoor retreat immersed in greenery. Once completed, this space will ensure the perfect setting for relaxation, where one can enjoy the Sicilian sun while overlooking the surrounding vineyards and countryside.
Thanks to its unique setting, its historic charm and the presence of a productive vineyard together with accommodation facilities, this property represents not only a remarkable private residence but also an outstanding lifestyle investment. Here, at the foot of Mount Etna, one can fully embrace the beauty, culture, and traditions that make Sicily one of the most captivating destinations in the Mediterranean.
Sicily - Catania - Piedimonte Etneo
Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, is a land of striking contrasts and unparalleled beauty, where ancient history, crystal-clear seas, and rugged landscapes come together to create a unique destination. Surrounded by the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean, Ionian, and Tyrrhenian Seas, Sicily offers a wealth of stunning coastal views, vibrant seaside towns, and pristine beaches, making it one of Italy’s most captivating regions.
The island’s coastline is incredibly diverse, from the golden sands of San Vito Lo Capo to the dramatic cliffs of the Riserva dello Zingaro, a protected nature reserve with secluded coves and turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The Aeolian Islands, just off Sicily’s northern coast, are a volcanic archipelago where visitors can explore black-sand beaches, active volcanoes, and crystal-clear seas. Particularly, Stromboli is famous for its spectacular volcanic eruptions, visible from the sea during nighttime excursions.
On the eastern side of Sicily, the city of Taormina sits high above the sea, offering breathtaking views of the Ionian Coast and the iconic Mount Etna, Europe’s highest and most active volcano. The town’s ancient Greek theater, perched dramatically above the sea, adds a sense of timeless grandeur to the natural surroundings. Below Taormina, the small, pebbly beach of Isola Bella is a hidden gem, connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of sand and surrounded by the shimmering blue waters of the bay.
The southern coast of Sicily is home to some of the island’s most stunning beaches, including the Scala dei Turchi, a natural white limestone cliff that dramatically plunges into the sea. Nearby, the long, golden beaches of Marina di Ragusa offer a quieter, more relaxed seaside escape, where fishing villages and ancient ruins add to the charm.
Sicily’s wine culture is deeply rooted in its volcanic soil and Mediterranean climate. The slopes of Mount Etna are home to some of the island’s most renowned vineyards, producing bold reds like Nerello Mascalese and crisp whites like Carricante. The wines of western Sicily, such as Marsala, are equally celebrated, with rich, fortified wines that reflect the island’s agricultural heritage.
Inland, Sicily’s landscape transforms into rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and the remnants of its rich history. But the sea remains at the heart of Sicilian life. From the vibrant markets of Palermo, where fresh seafood is sold daily, to the quiet fishing villages along the coast, the island’s connection to the Mediterranean is ever-present.
CLOSEST CITIES AND TOWNS
Closest services (1km; 2’), Mascali (8km; 15’), Riposto (12km; 25’), Giardini Naxos (14km; 20’), Castiglione di Sicilia (15km; 25’), Taormina (22km; 25’), Acireale (31km; 35’), Catania (42km; 40’), Messina (66km; 55’), Milazzo (100km; 1h 30’)
CLOSEST AIRPORTS
Catania Fontanarossa (55km; 45’), Aeroporto dello Stretto (94km; 1h 40’), Comiso P. La Torre (131km; 1h 55’), Palermo G. Falcone & P. Borsellino (279km; 3h 10’), Trapani V. Florio (260km; 4h)
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Ref. 2962 Tenuta Etna DOC
€ 1,500,000
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