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This stunning country house is ideally located on the outskirts of a calm village at the foot of the northern slope of Mount Etna, offering breathtaking mountainous views you can admire from its various terraces. Dry stone walls frame the well-maintained garden, seamlessly blending it in with the rest of the greenery. Made up of a main villa and separate annex, Marsalese Nocelle is ideal for large groups who want the space to spread out.

Take the stairs up to the main entrance and you’re immediately greeted by this home’s quirky character. Intricate tiled flooring compliments the antique furnishings with contemporary décor creating the perfect blend of old and new styles. Each bedroom is meticulously decorated, creating a lovely home away from home feeling. There is a kitchen in both the villa and annex, filled with everything you need to cook up something tasty for dinner.

You’ll be blown away by the enchanting views of Mount Etna, which can be enjoyed while swimming in the alluring pool or relaxing in the garden. There are various terraces to choose from, where you can spend time with family or friends indulging in a home-cooked meal accompanied by a glass of red wine. Whether you prefer catching the rays or sitting in the shade with a good book, there is something for everyone.

Nestled on the northern foot of Mount Etna, this gorgeous home is a great base for exploring a wide variety of hiking and cycling routes featuring rewarding panoramic views. There are lots of wonderful villages within driving distance and each one is full of a handful of quaint cafés, restaurants and shops. Head to the nearby village of Randazzo to discover it’s medieval past and religious gothic architecture. Known as the ‘black town’, many of its building were built using black lava blocks, giving the village a distinctive character. Randazzo is also the closest town to the summit of Mount Etna and active groups will love taking a guided tour up the volcano!

This picturesque island has a unique landscape made up of mountains, countryside and miles of sandy beaches. Discover Sicily’s fascinating culture by exploring nearby towns such as Taormina, which sits on a hilltop above Sicily’s eastern coast. The impressive cathedral and Greek amphitheatre are well worth a visit while the cable car connecting the town centre to the beach of Mazzarò is a fun way to see more of the island and soak in some incredible views. Food-lovers should visit Bronte, which is full of great places to eat and drink and is famous for producing delicious Italian pistachios.