Event Estate in Aidone – EUR 2,000,000
Aidone, near Piazza Armerina (Enna) – Tenuta Calabrò: 1,300 sqm of buildings on 90,000 sqm of land
Among the hills of the Erei Mountains, in Contrada Ciappino di Aidone, Tenuta Calabrò extends over 90,000 sqm of land surrounded by a protected nature reserve: an oasis of calm and beauty, designed for tourism and large events.
The main building is arranged over two levels totalling approximately 1,300 sqm. On the ground floor, 650 sqm of spacious, bright rooms for events, receptions and hospitality and catering activities; on the first floor, another 650 sqm with a panoramic terrace, two halls seating 250 each and a column-free hall ideal for meetings and conferences, plus eight washrooms.
The basement houses kitchens and services, storage cells, 12 tanks of 12,000 litres each and a well with good yield. The outdoor areas include circular platforms for events, a scenic swimming pool, stone roads and reception walkways, as well as a concrete pagoda with wooden roof and a 12 kW photovoltaic system.
In the lower part of the estate, the development of 10 hotel suites is planned, with an 80 sqm building as reception and an 8×16 metre pool. The SS 117 and SS 288 main roads connect the property to Sicily’s principal cities and to the A19 Catania–Palermo motorway.
Key features: building of approx. 1,300 sqm over two levels • 90,000 sqm of land within a protected nature reserve • two 250-seat halls and a column-free conference hall • lift, panoramic terrace and complete systems • scenic swimming pool and outdoor event areas • well, 12 tanks of 12,000 litres and 12 kW photovoltaic • plans for 10 hotel suites and an 8×16 pool • connected to SS 117, SS 288 and the A19 motorway.
Asking price: € 2,000,000, negotiable.
The location shown is approximate. Any future conversion or development requires feasibility checks and the relevant permissions. Contact PARLA REAL ESTATE S.R.L for full details and viewings: +39 0922 735262; WhatsApp +39 3928607777; [email protected]; www.parlarealestate.com.



