Stone House For Sale in Sicily Under $57K - 1 Hour to Coastal Beaches

$56,136

Three-bedroom, two-bath stone house for sale in Sicily. The home has tiled floors, two balconies, a basement and attic. Located one hour to Sciacca and other coastal towns with beautiful beaches.

Realtor Comments

n Chiusa Sclavani, in via Fabbro n. 3/5, a single house of about 165 square meters, on three levels, with double exposure and independent entrances is proposed for sale. The property is ideal for those looking for a spacious and well-distributed housing solution.
On the ground floor there is access to an entrance hall, followed by a living room, kitchen, bathroom and closet. On the basement floor there is a functional and comfortable laundry room.
Going up to the first floor there are three bedrooms, all with balcony, and a second bathroom.
On the top floor there is an attic, which can be used as a evacuation room.
The property includes an attached warehouse of about 15 square meters, perfect as a storage.
The property lends itself well as a main house, in a quiet and well connected area a few steps from the main course of the village.

3bd
2ba
1,776sqft

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Contact Realtor: Medistudio Immobiliere

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Chiusa Sclafani, Palermo (province). $56,136

Pros

🌟 Rich History & Culture

Abundant UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as Arab-Norman architecture, elegant palaces, baroque churches, and theaters like Teatro Massimo—earning Palermo its reputation as a cultural cornerstone
A buzzing arts scene with cultural festivals (Manifesta, film and queer film fests, Vie dei Tesori), museums, operas, and galleries

🍽️ Gastronomic Paradise

A famed street food culture: arancine, pane e panelle, fresh seafood, and markets like Ballarò and Vucciria deliver flavor on a budget
Overall food costs significantly lower than in other Western European cities

🌤️ Mediterranean Climate & Beaches

Over 300 days of sunshine per year, mild winters, hot summers tempered by sea breezes; easy access to nearby beaches like Mondello
Warm seas, pleasant coastal weather, and affordable travel options make it great for year-round living .

💰 Lower Cost of Living

Living costs are lower than northern Italian cities, with one-bedroom rent as low as €400–700/month
Utilities, groceries, and public transit (bus/tram passes) are affordable .

🌍 International & Revitalizing

A welcoming, multicultural vibe (Spanish, Arabic, French roots) and friendly locals with some English speakers in tourist areas .
Palermo is undergoing a renaissance: historic center restorations, new restaurants, B&Bs, and creative entrepreneurial activity

⚠️ Cons

🚦 Traffic, Noise & Cleanliness Issues

Maa ny find urban life chaotic: congested streets, frequent honking, scooters, public noise, litter, stray animals, and graffiti in many areas .

🏚️ Aging Infrastructure

Part of the city suffers from under-maintained buildings, unreliable services (water, electricity, internet, transport), and remnants of WWII damage .

🛡️ Crime & Mafia Legacy

Petty theft, pickpocketing, scams more common in tourist-heavy zones, plus lingering mafia influence in some neighborhoods

🌐 Limited Services & Job Opportunities

Lower quality education and healthcare compared to northern Italy; few international schools and fewer English services
High unemployment and limited job prospects, especially without Italian fluency