Two semi-independent floors
The levels have separate kitchens and living rooms and are linked only by an outdoor staircase. This suits groups who appreciate independence, but parents should consider how they allocate younger children at night.
Secluded family villa beside Torre Salsa
A panoramic four-bedroom villa with a compact private pool and two semi-independent living areas, set above the unspoilt countryside near Torre Salsa and Agrigento.
ExpertoItaly opinion
Villa Lea Marina looks across open countryside towards the sea near the protected Torre Salsa coast. It is private and rural rather than resort-like: a good fit for families who value space, peace and independent days out over walk-to-everything convenience.
The two floors are connected only by an external staircase and each has its own kitchen and living space. That makes the house particularly useful for a multigenerational family or two couples travelling with children, while still keeping shared pool, terrace and dining time at the centre of the holiday.
Best for: six guests travelling as a family or two couples with children. A seventh can use the sofa bed, but the bedroom layout is not designed for four adult couples.

The villa, compact pool and open rural setting.

The external staircase keeps the two living levels semi-independent.
Before you choose it
The levels have separate kitchens and living rooms and are linked only by an outdoor staircase. This suits groups who appreciate independence, but parents should consider how they allocate younger children at night.
There are two double bedrooms and two single bedrooms. The seventh place is a sofa bed in the ground-floor lounge, so six guests is the most comfortable arrangement.
The beach and nearest restaurant are about 4 km away and Montallegro’s shops are around 5 km away. The final approach includes roughly 750 metres of unmade road.
The private pool measures 8 × 2.5 metres and is 1.2 metres deep throughout. It is well suited to cooling off and relaxed family time rather than serious lap swimming.
Bedrooms and bathrooms

Ground floor
A 160 × 200 cm double bedroom sits beside a bathroom with a hydromassage bath and multifunction shower. The same level has a kitchen-living room, a separate lounge with sofa bed and a furnished veranda.

First floor
A second 160 × 200 cm double bedroom has its own shower room. Two 90 × 200 cm single bedrooms share another shower room; a second kitchen, living-dining room, laundry and panoramic terrace complete this floor.
At the villa
The pleasures here are simple and well judged: country views, shaded meals, separate living spaces and a private pool for warm Sicilian afternoons.

The narrow private pool, loungers and outdoor shower form a compact sun terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape.

A covered dining terrace, barbecue and outdoor lounge make long lunches and evening meals easy.

The first-floor living-dining space opens towards the terrace and carries the panoramic outlook indoors.

A kitchen on each floor gives extended families genuine flexibility for breakfast, snacks and separate routines.

Around 120 m² of private terraces provide broad views across the countryside towards the coast.

Air conditioning in every room, Wi-Fi, mosquito nets and a washing machine support longer family stays.
Amenities at a glance






Location
Villa Lea Marina sits in the countryside behind Torre Salsa, one of southern Sicily’s most unspoilt stretches of coast. The setting feels deliberately removed: olive-toned hills, wide skies and glimpses towards the sea rather than a built-up resort.
A car opens the area properly. Quiet beach mornings can be paired with the temples of Agrigento, seafood and ceramics in Sciacca, or a longer westward day towards Selinunte and Menfi. The nearest beaches are about 4 km away, but the rural roads and final unmade approach mean they are not practical on foot.

Open countryside towards the Torre Salsa coast.
From the villa
Villa Lea Marina works best as a peaceful base between selected outings. These choices balance coast, archaeology and nearby towns without turning the week into a driving holiday.
Classical Sicily
Reach Agrigento early for its remarkable ridge of Greek temples, then return through the quieter inland countryside.
Nature and coast
Plan time for a picnic, sea swim and walk along this protected, undeveloped coastline rather than treating it as a quick stop.
Coastal town
Pair Sciacca’s harbour, ceramics and seafood with the vineyards and broad beaches around Menfi.
Longer western route
For a longer archaeological day, follow the coast to Selinunte and turn the drive into part of a wider western Sicily route.
Start planning
Tell us who is travelling, when you hope to go and what matters most. We will check whether the villa’s two-floor arrangement suits your group and shape the surrounding Sicily holiday around you.
Indicative weekly price guide: £2,772–£4,200, depending on the travel dates. Minimum stay five nights, with flexible arrival days. A private cook can be arranged on request for €250 plus the cost of ingredients.