Casa Migliaca

Casa Migliaca lies close to the north coast of Sicily a few kilometers away from Cefalu, between the Nebrodi Mountains and Madonie mountains. The house stays on a hill overlooking the sea on the East side of river Tusa's valley. Landscape spreads over the Tyrrhenian sea and the Nebrodi woods. The building has been constructed in the XVII century. Originally it was an oil mill, then in the early nineties has been adapted with accommodation facilities and today offers a is simple but convivial ospitality. At Casa Migliaca, lifestyle is informal, dinner is taken all together around the huge round table, once the base of the mill used to squeeze olives; the morning breakfast is free from time restrictions and each one serves himself in the ancient kitchen on the first floor. Eight rooms are available; those on the first floor of the house have ancient furnitures;.Those on the ground level maintain the original traits of the oil mill service rooms. The silted jar, the small palmento and the chestnut mezzanine are witness of the old functions. All the rooms are large and, respectful of the original architecture and volumes, bathrooms are essential, small but functional. The main building is surrounded by a 12 hectares active farm producing olive-oil and citrus fruits.