In Contrada Tonna, perched on a promontory overlooking the deep blue sea, stands this splendid 19th-century villa — an authentic testament to traditional Eolian architecture. A place that embodies the charm of the island’s historic residences, where every detail tells stories of family, sea, and light.

The property, spread across two levels, is divided into several wings: some already skillfully restored with refined taste, others still awaiting to be brought back to their original beauty. In this balance between past and present, the house preserves its soul, leaving space for imagination and the dreams of those who will live here.

Its typical elements enchant at first glance: the “u bagghiu”, the beating heart of the residence, welcomes long summer hours beneath a portico with “pulere” pillars; the “bisole” — antique majolica benches — offer moments of contemplation, while the dome-shaped oven and the ancient rainwater cisterns reflect a tradition of self-sufficiency and conviviality.

Outdoors, courtyards and patios open poetic glimpses toward a generous fruit garden, lush and fragrant, which gently fades into the sea. From every corner, the gaze runs free, embracing all the Aeolian Islands in a breathtaking panorama that shifts in color with every hour of the day.