Real estate Sicily: 86 properties and houses for sale

Southeastern Sicily, the Province of Ragusa brings together Baroque towns and sandy beaches. Ragusa Ibla, Modica and Scicli are part of the Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto, listed by UNESCO.

The coast alternates between Marina di Ragusa, Punta Secca and Sampieri, with seaside promenades and clear waters. The hinterland reveals quarries, olive groves and dry stone walls up to the Cava d’Ispica.

Life unfolds among farmhouses and villages, with the scent of Ragusano PDO, Modica chocolate and the wines of the Hyblean Mountains. Comiso Airport and Catania Fontanarossa Airport facilitate arrivals from all over Italy.

Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Province of Palermo offers light sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters from Mondello to Cefalù. The inland rises toward the Madonie, with stone villages and paths scented with Mediterranean scrub.

In Palermo, Art Nouveau elegance in the Libertà district coexists with historic atmospheres in La Kalsa. The Arab-Norman route of Palermo, Monreale and Cefalù is recognized by UNESCO. Teatro Massimo and the Palazzo dei Normanni punctuate a vivid cultural heritage.

Convenient connections thanks to Falcone Borsellino airport and the motorways to Catania and Messina. On the table, arancine, panelle, fresh fish of the day, sweets such as cannoli and wines from Alcamo celebrate Sicilian cuisine.

Overlooking the Strait, the Province of Messina combines golden beaches, cliffs and the Nebrodi hinterland. Taormina, with the Ancient Theatre, offers views over Mazzarò and Isola Bella.

Hydrofoils to the Aeolian Islands, a UNESCO site famous for volcanism, depart from Milazzo. The Cathedral of Messina with its astronomical clock and the headland of Capo Milazzo shape the landscape.

Connected by the A18 and the A20 and close to Catania airport, the province allows easy travel. Granita with brioche, swordfish from the Strait and Malvasia from Lipari tell the story of a Mediterranean way of life.

Overlooking the Strait of Sicily, the Province of Agrigento offers clear beaches, coastal reserves and olive countryside. The Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, tells of the Greek legacy with majestic temples. The white cliff of the Scala dei Turchi and the WWF reserve of Torre Salsa offer spectacular landscapes.

Sciacca enlivens the coast with its port, ceramics and a famous Carnival. Menfi boasts beaches awarded the Blue Flag, while Licata and Eraclea Minoa alternate beaches and archaeological sites.

In the center of Sicily, Enna stretches across hills and panoramas that embrace the island. Enna Alta houses the Castello di Lombardia and the Cathedral, while Pergusa offers walks around its lake, a nature reserve.

A few kilometres away, Piazza Armerina is home to the Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its mosaics. Morgantina, in Aidone, tells the story of ancient Greece in a rural setting of great interest.

Connected by the A19 towards Palermo and Catania and close to Catania–Fontanarossa airport, the area invites comfortable travel and to enjoy Piacentinu Ennese DOP.