Gresellain Province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy

Set on the rolling hills outside Marsala, this three-story residence overlooks the Egadi Islands and the iconic Sicilian salt flats. The architecture prioritizes the horizon, utilizing expansive glass to integrate the coastal landscape with a minimalist interior composed of white and warm gray tones.

The exterior is defined by a manicured lawn populated with tropical flora and fragrant jasmine. A private infinity-edge salt-water pool, measuring 5 by 10 meters, includes a hydromassage corner and is bordered by a sundeck with shaded lounging areas and a dedicated barbecue zone.

The lower level is designed as an expansive, open-plan social hub. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors define the central gathering space, which includes a family-oriented sitting area, a dining zone, and a fully equipped kitchen. This level also contains practical facilities including a guest bathroom, pantry, and laundry room.

Sleeping quarters are distributed across the upper floors for enhanced privacy. The mid-level houses four bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom; two of these suites feature sea views and Jacuzzi tubs, while the others overlook the gardens. The upper level is dedicated to a fifth queen bedroom, which opens onto a private panoramic terrace.

Located less than four miles from the beach and five miles from Marsala’s city center, the property offers a balance of quietude and accessibility. Modern amenities include individual air conditioning units in all bedrooms and living areas, satellite TV with Netflix, and private parking.