In the most authentic heart of the island, between the Mediterranean and Mount Etna, Villa Aranjaya preserves a rare balance between nature, memory, and silence. Nestled in 120 hectares of land, among story-telling trees and vineyards, the villa offers total silence and privacy, an intimate space where guests are not visitors, but temporary custodians of a unique heritage.
Each suite in the villa has been carefully restored and furnished, enhancing the timeless beauty of its original stone and brick walls. A perfect blend of ancient charm and modern sophistication.
DISCOVER MOREIn prehistoric times, the Sicel and Sican tribes carved caves into the limestone rock of San Giorgio and inhabited the area for thousands of years. The caves, still visible today, testify to the archaeological importance of this vast landscape.
Villa Aranjaya is just one part of the panorama. Discovered and developed by the current owner's ancestors in the 1400s, it was recognized as a Natural and Cultural Heritage Site by the European Landowners' Organization in 2003.
