Florence Trevelyan Villa

Historical Palace The Florence Trevelyan Villa is located just 80 metres from the beach near Piazza Durante, the beating heart of the charming town, offering many possibilities to spend your holidays in contact with the history of the ancient seaside village that insinuates itself into that of a rich noble family originally from Gallodoro. It is a historic palace built in the first half of the 19th century on the commission of the noble heiress and cousin of Queen Victoria of England, Florence Trevelyan, who after long trips to Southeast Asia, chose Taormina and Letojanni as the city of adoption, marrying the then Taormina mayor Salvatore Cacciola. Now used as a holiday home, ideal for 6 people but can accommodate up to 9, with the opportunity to take advantage of a comfortable double sofa bed in the living room, a single bed in a large double bedroom. It has 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dining room, a living room, a kitchen equipped with everything you need and a large patio overlooking the garden. The property has a private car park on site. Completely furnished with authentic period furniture, ideal for those who want to spend their holidays in a refined, welcoming environment, with the opportunity to get in touch with history. Positioned in a strategic position, a point from which to visit all of Eastern Sicily.