Palermo, Sicily, Address available on request

Details :- 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.<br /><br />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.<br /><br />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.<br /><br />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.<br /><br />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.