Lampedusa, the soul of a Mediterranean home in the heart of an exclusive resort

A property overlooking the Mediterranean, originally designed with the intimate and welcoming character of a private home and later transformed into an exclusive lodging facility. The original complex dates back to 1978 and stands as an authentic testament to Lampedusa’s architecture and hospitality. The property was designed and furnished like a home, with intimate spaces, natural materials, and areas designed to be enjoyed with freedom and privacy. In 2018, it underwent a major renovation involving extensive work on the interiors and systems, while preserving the architecture, the existing layout, and the identity of the island’s traditional dammusi. The project reinterpreted the property in a contemporary style and transformed it into a hospitality venue capable of offering guests the warmth of a Mediterranean home combined with the amenities of a resort. Today, the property combines the authentic character of Lampedusa with tastefully designed interiors, carefully selected furnishings, design elements, and spacious outdoor areas facing the sea. From the rooms, the view opens out onto the Mediterranean. The proximity to the water, the independent layout of the dammusi, the pergolas, and the outdoor pathways create a secluded setting where every guest can enjoy their stay with autonomy and privacy. The resort features 10 exclusive rooms with a total of 26 beds, all located on the ground floor and distributed throughout the characteristic dammusi. Seven are double rooms, while three consist of two rooms—a layout particularly well-suited for families and longer stays. The property also includes the owners’ quarters with a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom, as well as spaces dedicated to management and staff. Rounding out the facility are areas for dining and guest breakfast, a fully equipped gym, a massage room, the reception desk, a laundry room, and additional service areas. The resort’s intimate size allows for private and personalized hospitality. Guests do not perceive the property as a hotel, but rather as a Mediterranean home where they feel welcomed while maintaining their independence. The dammusi are the complex’s distinctive architectural feature. Stone, wood, iron, and Mediterranean hues define elegant and natural spaces that are deeply rooted in the local landscape. The 2018 renovations also included upgrades to the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. The property features energy-efficient systems, low-energy lighting, and solar thermal panels for hot water production. The outdoor spaces are an integral part of the property. Pergolas, walkways, Mediterranean vegetation, panoramic terraces, and areas dedicated to relaxation connect the various dammusi and allow guests to fully experience the island’s landscape and climate. The complex is situated on a lot of approximately 1,970 m² and comprises approximately 725 m² of gross floor area, in addition to approximately 938 m² of terraces and exclusive outdoor spaces. The indicative commercial area is approximately 1,020 m². The property is being offered in its current condition and with its existing hospitality configuration. For the new owner, this represents an opportunity to acquire a well-known and established property, preserving its Lampedusan identity and further developing its positioning in the high-end hospitality sector, or the possibility of creating their own exclusive villa, in compliance with applicable permits.

Rabbit Beach Cala Pulcino Cala Croce Cala Madonna Cala Guitgia Cala Creta Cala Pisana Tabaccara Lampedusa Island Nature Reserve Sanctuary of the Madonna of Porto Salvo Capo Grecale Lighthouse Capo Ponente and Sunsets Over the Mediterranean Porta d’Europa Boat and Gulet Excursions Along the Coast Snorkeling and Scuba Diving Dolphin and Marine Life Sightings Nesting Sites of the Loggerhead Sea Turtle (Caretta caretta)