Palermo, Sicily

Reference: BFXX-T1991. Historical residence built in the 18th century for the King Ferdinando and the Queen Carolina di Borbone as residence for their exile in Sicily. The main central building spreads over 4 levels, which also include 2 antique showcases with wonderful collection of Ispano-Moresque ceramics and other Italian antique pottery. The villa also boasts 2 large terraces of 240 and 220 sq. m cover the 2 old stables embracing the central patio of 1, 400 sq. m adorned by an octagonal central fountain, surrounded by a large garden of 2 hectares, equipped with swimming pool. Historical residence built in the 18th century for the King Ferdinando and the Queen Carolina di Borbone as residence for their exile in Sicily. The main central building spreads over 4 levels, which also include 2 antique showcases with wonderful collection of Ispano-Moresque ceramics and other Italian antique pottery. The villa also boasts 2 large terraces of 240 and 220 sq. m cover the 2 old stables embracing the central patio of 1, 400 sq. m adorned by an octagonal central fountain, surrounded by a large garden of 2 hectares, equipped with swimming pool. Historical residence built in the 18th century for the King Ferdinando and the Queen Carolina di Borbone as residence for their exile in Sicily. The main central building spreads over 4 levels, which also include 2 antique showcases with wonderful collection of Ispano-Moresque ceramics and other Italian antique pottery. The villa also boasts 2 large terraces of 240 and 220 sq. m cover the 2 old stables embracing the central patio of 1, 400 sq. m adorned by an octagonal central fountain, surrounded by a large garden of 2 hectares, equipped with swimming pool.