Castles

Villino Nasi

Villino Nasi Villino Nasi
The villa takes its name from the Trapanese minister Nunzio Nasi, who was the owner, and was built on a project by the engineer Giuseppe Manzo in 1898. 

The building is characterized by the originality of its rustic ashlar covering. The small villa – which also includes a private chapel in Liberty style – is located on a narrow strip of land, in a fascinating state-owned area called “Lo Scoglio”, which can be reached along a long avenue.

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Villino Nasi Villino Nasi

 

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