New structure with 3 dammusi, infinity pool and breathtaking sea view

The magic of living a holiday in Pantelleria also lies in that wonderful combination of nature and architecture that man has been able to create: from the terraces of the fields cultivated with capers and vines, to the characteristic dry stone walls that draw a fascinating spider web along the paths up to the dammusi, the Pantelleria house par excellence. An even more evident symbiosis within this property: a newly built dammuso, designed entirely using local materials such as volcanic stones and where integration into nature and enhancement of the surrounding landscape find space.
Located in the Penna district, in the south-western part of the island near Scauri, the dammuso is immersed in a two-hectare Mediterranean garden where you can be captivated, among capers and olive trees, by the scents of aromatic plants, by the colors of bougainvillea, by beauty of lush fruit trees.
The Dammuso Posidonia is a structure of 300 square meters. divided into two dammusi each with its own kitchen inside which there are five large double bedrooms, each of them equipped with bathroom, air conditioning and TV. The property includes a last dammusino consisting of bedroom and bathroom in a very private position. The rooms have been created with great care, offering modern and elegant solutions, such as floors in colored resins and walls with ecological paints, alongside furnishings that mix contemporary elements with rustic furnishings and complements inspired by nature in terms of shapes and materials. A unique style, pleasantly suspended between Mediterranean atmospheres and cosmopolitan suggestions, created thanks to pieces carefully chosen and selected around the world.
Outside the dammuso, there is a relaxation area with sofas and seats, a terrace covered with reeds, equipped with an outdoor kitchen with a wood oven and table, perfect for lunches and dinners with a view of the sea; final gem, the wonderful 70 sqm infinity pool from which to admire the fiery sunsets of Pantelleria.