Three doubles and one twin
The bedroom mix suits families particularly well. It also works for three couples with children, but it should not be presented as four equivalent double bedrooms for four adult couples.
Panoramic countryside villa in western Sicily
A peaceful four-bedroom villa with a saltwater infinity pool, wide rural views and practical access to Erice, Segesta, Trapani and the north-west coast.
ExpertoItaly opinion
Villa Adesso brings together three qualities that matter in this part of Sicily: privacy, a particularly appealing pool setting and sensible access to the region’s principal days out. The villa sits above open countryside near Buseto Palizzolo, roughly midway between Erice and Segesta.
The house has enough indoor and outdoor space for eight guests without feeling oversized. Stone walls and exposed beams give it character, while air conditioning throughout, four bathrooms, a properly equipped kitchen and generous terraces make it practical for a full week.
Best for: one family, two families travelling together, three couples with children, or a multigenerational group. It is less suitable for four couples who expect four equivalent double bedrooms or an en-suite bathroom for every room.

The saltwater infinity pool and elevated rural outlook are the villa’s defining strengths.

A secluded setting, yet well placed for Erice, Segesta, Trapani and the coast.
Before you choose it
The bedroom mix suits families particularly well. It also works for three couples with children, but it should not be presented as four equivalent double bedrooms for four adult couples.
Two ground-floor doubles and the first-floor double have private bathrooms. The ground-floor twin uses a separate shower room. There are four bathrooms in total.
The nearest restaurant and delicatessen are stated as 2 km away, but should be treated as places reached by car unless the route is checked locally. Valderice’s shops and services are 11 km away.
The 10 × 4.5 metre saltwater pool ranges from 1.20 to 2.20 metres deep and has a safety gate. It is not confirmed as heated, so it should not be sold as reliably warm outside the main season.
Bedrooms and bathrooms

Four proper bedrooms
The ground floor has two double bedrooms with en-suite showers and one twin bedroom with a small terrace. A further double bedroom occupies the first floor.

Four bathrooms
The first-floor double has an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower. The twin room uses the separate ground-floor shower room; the other two doubles have en-suite showers.
Time at the villa
Villa Adesso is strongest when sightseeing days are balanced with unstructured time beside the pool, on the terraces and around the outdoor dining area.

The 10 × 4.5 metre saltwater pool occupies the villa’s panoramic side, with a depth ranging from 1.20 to 2.20 metres and a safety gate.

A furnished veranda, barbecue terrace, gazebo and outdoor lounge create several places for breakfast, long lunches and evenings outside.

The kitchen includes a five-burner gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, espresso machine and the smaller appliances needed for a villa stay.

The lounge with fireplace, separate living room and dining room combine exposed stone and beams with comfortable, practical furnishings.

Approximately 1,000 m² of garden and 200 m² of private terraces provide ample room for eight guests to spread out around the house.

For stays of at least seven nights, the included service provides midweek cleaning and towel changes, weekly linen and pool towels, and a welcome basket.
Villa amenities






Location
Villa Adesso stands in the countryside near Buseto Palizzolo, roughly midway between the medieval hill town of Erice and the archaeological site of Segesta. The setting feels private and rural, but its real value is the range of western Sicily days that can be planned from one base.
Trapani opens the route towards the salt pans and ferries for the Egadi Islands, while San Vito Lo Capo and the Zingaro coast provide contrasting beach and nature days. This is a villa for guests who want to explore by car and return to a quiet pool setting, rather than walk into a town each evening.

A countryside base for western Sicily; a car is essential throughout the stay.
From the villa
Villa Adesso works best when the group chooses a small number of purposeful excursions and leaves enough time for the pool. These guides help separate the different kinds of day available from the villa.
Hill town and archaeology
Both are close enough to consider during the stay, but they offer very different experiences. Weather, heat and the group’s interest in archaeology should decide whether they share a day or remain separate.
City and landscape
Trapani combines a compact old town, seafront, harbour and a distinctive salt landscape. A planned half or full day works better than treating it only as the departure point for an island ferry.
Island day
Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo are not interchangeable. Ferry schedules, sea conditions and how the group wants to spend the day should determine the choice.
Beach and nature
San Vito is the easier beach-and-town day; Zingaro requires more planning around walking, heat, parking and sea access. Combining both can make the day feel unnecessarily rushed.
Start planning
Tell us who is travelling, your preferred dates and what you would like to include elsewhere in Sicily. We will confirm availability and design the route around the villa.
Weekly price guide: £3,150–£5,940, depending on the travel dates.