Baglio Strafalcello

Baglio Strafalcello represents the Sicilian baglio tradition—a fortified farmhouse surrounded by outbuildings and agricultural terraces creating a self-sufficient estate structure. The 60 to 125 guest capacity distributes across interior halls and courtyards, the baglio's original functional layout creating natural ceremony and dining zones. Working agricultural operations—wine production, olive pressing—continue seasonally; the kitchen sources from these supplies. The aesthetic is operational authenticity, not heritage curation.

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