Farmhouses: Agriturismo Masseria Storica Sul Mare In Sicilia Baglio Del Marchese

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Exclusive agricultural farming in a luxourius manor farm by the sea in Sicily: "Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto" and "Marquis' Baglio". The best agricultural farmings in charming historic dwellings and in a prestigious winery where are produced and tasted sicilian high quality wines, oil and citrus fruits sited between palms and vineyards in an eminent location along "Terre d'Occidente" Marsala's "wine road", near historic wine collections, the touristic harbour and near embarcaderos to Mozia island, Pantelleria island and to Egadi islands (Favignana, Levanzo, Marettimo) and to beautiful delicate sand seashores.
Here we cultivate a myth...the Marsala! As matter of facts the "Marquis' Baglio" and the " Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto" are located along the sicilian oeno-touristic route, with chances to attend and participate to the vintage.
The Marsala's historic winery road marks the "disembark of the I mille" 's seafront and vanishes beetween the paths which smooth beaches and the countryside until Mazara del Vallo's gates. A visibly luxuriant sprawl, goes to the heart of an unknown Sicily where suddenly towers, fortresses and manors hide wonderful naturals coastal environments. In 1860 the marquis Nicola Spanò chose here the most beautiful place for his vacations mansion by the seashore. On the extreme edge of occidental Sicily, in a territory rich of nature, archaelogy and mith, in the centre of a about 700 hectars mastering fief, still nowadays cultivated as a vineyard in the compliance of traditions and at the same time in the heart of the natural reserve of "Margi Spanò and Capo Feto", last moist area survived to in the Occidental Sicily overlooked on the Mediterranean sea, with pools which skirt the sea between reeds and bulrushes inhabitated by foxes, lepers and selvatic rabbits while in the sky there are hawks and herons. Here the Marquis' Baglio raises majesticly. A little paradise owned by the bishop's administration and that in the last two centuries the marquises's summer dwelling who dwelled there until vintage. The Marquis' Baglio is get undamaged to the ownership of the marquis' grandnice Silvia Montalto Spanò that converted it into a well-known agricultural farming where privileged site, nature and quiet make of it the perfect union between beach and rural tourism.
Nothing is changed in the original aspect of Marquis Spanò's Old Baglio: fortified manor with cellar, court typology with well and mastering body in the backfront. It is structured in a quadrangular plant, articolated in two courtyards communicating each other, the same stone courts sang by Tomasi di Lampedusa in his "Gattopardo", children of a feudal nobility which are survived to wars, famines and conquerings. The facades are perfectly symmetrical respect to the axys that passes through the main entrance which gives access to the genteel palaces.
In the old cellars, wisely reorganized, the breakfast is served with the products of the agricultural farming; jams, sweets and home made cookies.
The Baglio's rooms are furnished with family Art Nouveau antique furniture and vintage objects; the floor is realized with rare marble tiles and ceilings with naked wooden girders and tuff elements. The rooms are provided of air conditioned, heating, Tv, strongbox, private bathroom with majolicas handcraft decorated, marble sinks, shower unit, equipped with hairdrier, bubble bath, courtesy set, etc. Moreover, thanks to other details, for example the colours present in every nouance, the soft lights, the natural textiles, the tapestry on the walls, the porcelain dishes and vases. These ambiances transmit a strong identity, full of charme and poetry.
To taste the area's typical products, clients can even use an appropriate hall obtained from " Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto" ex-cellars at the other family estate on the mediterranen seafront, that owners don't love to call "restaurant". There is too much cold-shouldering in this word; "We prefer to call it dining room, to highline the nearness that we want to create with our guests with food", says Silvia Montalto Spanò. "We offer a quiet place and genuine tastes permitting to our friends and clients to approach wine tasting in a different way from usual visits to wine collections.
To point out this image at best, in the afternoon near the hearth or in the course of the nice season to the open air between bouganvilles, palms, secular citruses, vineyards that end on the seashore, we offer to guests a welcome drink with Nero d'Avola, our best wine, or with Marsala and cookies. or we can offer the tasting of our fresh Grillo white wine ,lemon crushed-ice drinks or homemade ice-cream to the open air in a club house feel an old times ambience in a relaxed life rhythm.
In summer with our boat is possible to reach Favignana island with departure in the morning and return in the afternoon with breakfast and dinner on board and swim in the most beautiful creeks of the Egadi islands' archipelago.

This is an exclusive luxourius agricultural farming located in a fortified manor which was the marquis Nicolò Spanò's dwelling. It is sited by the sea of Sicily's channel "Marquis' Baglio and " Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto". Cool agricultural farming in historic dwelling by the sea in Sicily with rooms provided of air conditioned and antiquities furnished of every comfort on the seafront near the embarcaderos to Egadi islands (Favignana, Levanzo, Marettimo) Mothia, Pantelleria and near to beautiful delicate sand beaches. It is a prestigious vinery that produces precious high quality sicilian wines, oil and citrus fruits. If you are looking for something traditional, Montalto Spanò offers you the chance to spend your holidays in the old dwellings and manors of the 18th Century, reorganized, by the sea, behind the urban centre in its estates in the heart of Marsala Classico.
The structures are enchanting places, immersed into nature, between secular palms, citruses and vineyards which end in the seashore or into the quiet of the country, in an unmistakable bouquet of Mediterranean fragrances which melt with sea breeze. These structures are part of an ancient nobiliar property where since many generations the lineage raises what now is become a myth in the world, the "Marsala". From the estates, sited in front of the Sicilian Channel, it is possible to admire the light and colour plays by the sea created by the sun, by the moon or by the "lamparas" of the fisher's ships. In the interior the environments are well groomed, wide and bright, with fresh and ventilated rooms, and with a classic and functional furniture. Because of their advantaged site,these structures permit to easily visit unique places in the world: the near Egadi island, the Stagnone natural reserve, between salt mines and windmills, Mothia and his archaeological reperts, Marsala with its Lilybaeum's archaeological park, Mazara del Vallo and its dancing satire, Trapani, Castelvetrano, Salemi, San Vito lo Capo, the Zingaro's natural reserve, Scopello, Erice, Segesta, Susa's pits and Selinunte. In just one day it is possible to visit the Temples' Valley, Agrigento, Sciacca, Palermo and Monreale. A territory full of tradition, with an uncontaminated nature, with delicate sand beaches and crystal-clear water, with vineyards, olive tree groves and a unique gastronomic specialty: the Marsala vine that reveal its secrets in cellars, tastes and flavours met along the Vine road. At " Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto" and at "Marquis' Baglio" (historic-artistic high value building, ancient and exclusive fortified sicilian manor by the splendid Sicilian channel's sea in the service of the vinery and marquis Nicolò Spano's ex-vacations mansion and game preserve) where guests can taste the precious high quality sicilian wines produced by the vinery and offered by owners enjoying of everything needed to feel to be at home.
In summer, by boat is possible to reach Favignana island for a journey with departure in the morning and return in the afternoon with breakfast and dinner on board and swim on the most beautiful creeks of Egadi islands' archipelago. The " Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto" and the "Marquis' Baglio" are sited on the Mediterranean seafront/South Waterfront along the coastal road between Marsala and Mazara del Vallo in an advantaged site along the Marsala's Vine road Terre d'occidente along, nera the historic cellars, near the touristic harbour and near the embarcaderos to Mozia island, Pantelleria, Egadi islands (Favignana, Levanzo, Marettimo) and near to beautiful delicate sand beaches.
Last minute holidays in Sicily.
Visit the "Terre d'occidente Vine road" of Marsala accomodating in the Masseria Baglio Tenute Montalto at advantageous prices. Last rooms available in exclusive sicilian monumental manor, chance to lodging in very furnished mansion houses, immersed in the green, between palms and vineyards and by the sea.





AT “MASSERIA BAGLIO DEL MARCHESE” ( BUILDING OF HISTORICAL VALUE – ARTISTIC, ANTIQUE AND EXCLUSIVE SICILIAN FARM FORTIFIED ON THE SPLENDID SEA OF THE SICILIAN CHANNEL, TAKEN INTO SERVICE BY THE WINE PRODUCING COMPANY AND EX HOLIDAY RESIDENCE AND HUNTING RESERVE OF THE MARQUIS NICOLO’ SPANO’ ), GUEST CAN TASTE THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS WINES OF HIGH SICILIAN QUALITY PRODUCED BY THE COMPANY AND OFFERED BY THE OWNERS, THUS MAKING USE OF ALL THAT IS REQUIRED TO GIVE ONE THE FEELING OF BEING AT ONC’S OWN HOME.


Masseria Baglio del Marchese
Services

Park (700 hectares)
Winery
Tastings of wines,
oil and typical products

Lounge with fireplace
Fridge
Microwave
Furnished portico
Barbecue
Internet
Facilities for the disabled
Airport transfers
Laundry service
Parking

Bedrooms with
Air conditioning
Heating
Television
Saftey deposit box
Private bathroom
Sinks in marble
Shower box
Hairdryer
Courtesy set

Bedrooms or apartments
Equipped with every comfort
Overlooking the sea and
Close to the beaches
Tours & day trips

Boat trip to Favignana island

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