Architect-restored for slow Mediterranean stays: two quiet bedrooms, two travertine bathrooms, a Santo Stefano majolica kitchen, and a 40 m² west-facing loggia overlooking the Tyrrhenian horizon.
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Outdoor LivingShaded by a chestnut-wood pergola and linen sails, the private terrace faces west over the Tyrrhenian Sea, equipped with a lava-stone dining table for six, outdoor shower, and two reading daybeds.
Living SpaceDouble-height ceilings and tall louvered shutters open directly onto the sea terrace. Furnished with a deep modular linen sofa (convertible for a 5th guest), dining table, and curated Sicilian art library.
Bedroom 01Wake up to the sound of the waves below. Features a custom 180×200 cm King bed dressed in washed flax linen, built-in oak wardrobes, dedicated desk for remote work, and private en-suite bathroom.
Bedroom 02Quietly positioned on the eastern courtyard side of the residence, configurable as either two 90×200 cm single beds for children/friends or a full 180×200 cm King bed for a second couple.
KitchenClad in hand-glazed coastal ceramics from nearby Santo Stefano di Camastra. Fully equipped for long stays with a 4-zone induction hob, convection oven, dishwasher, wine fridge, and espresso grinder.
2 Full BathroomsBoth bathrooms feature walk-in rainfall showers, brushed brass fixtures, local travertine basins, organic Sicilian olive-oil toiletries, hairdryers, and plush cotton bath sheets.
Whether you are visiting with young children, working remotely by the sea, or exploring northern Sicily by car, everything you need is ready on arrival.
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Located along Via Vittorio Emanuele on the quiet seafront edge of the historic center, Casa Marina puts sandy beaches, rocky coves, artisan bakeries, and direct trains to Palermo within a 4 to 12 minute walk.
Golden sandy bay and historic fishermen’s pier right below the old town walls, ideal for morning swims and family afternoons.
Pebble cove with deep turquoise water and dramatic rock formations on the eastern headland, away from sandy beach crowds.
12th-century Arab-Norman Cathedral famed for its Byzantine gold mosaics, lively piazza cafés, and the panoramic trail up La Rocca.
Direct coastal trains connect Cefalù to Palermo Centrale in 48 minutes and Palermo Airport (PMO), making a car optional.
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