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Villa Agreste Scicli, Sicily Villa Agreste Scicli, Sicily Sleeps 8 guests, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms DESCRIPTION Superbly built to the highest standards using traditional techniques and local materials, Villa Agreste sits in a rural area at the edge of Scicli, a UNESCO world heritage site and a splendid example of Sicilian baroque architecture. Within a few miles is the Mediterranean coast, offering an attractive variety of sandy and rocky beaches, water sports and opportunities for boat tours along the coast. Proudly rooted in the rural tradition of this land, Villa Agreste stands on an undulated landscape surrounded by olive groves and mature fruit trees. Built with dry-stone, so typical of this area, this substantial three-storey property boasts stylish, minimalist interiors, with spacious open plan rooms and even a private, state-of-the-art wellness centre and tennis court within the grounds! All this is beautifully complemented by expansive views across the fields towards Scicli, best enjoyed from the large terrace. The nearest shops and restaurants are conveniently located less than a mile away from the villa, whilst Scicli old town can be reached in a few minutes’ drive. Entirely rebuilt in the 17th century, the sight of this enchanting baroque town is simply breath-taking. Take your time strolling along its steep lanes, admiring ancient houses, richly decorated churches and the stunning panorama over the Valley of Noto, as the Arabic settlers used to call this area. Most of the towns in this Southernmost tip of Sicily have been awarded the UNESCO world heritage status and are well worth a visit. Equally remarkable are Noto, Modica, Vittoria and, most of all, Ragusa Ibla. Incidentally, this area was chosen as a film-setting for the popular Inspector Montalbano TV series. Some of the most beautiful beaches and seaside resorts in Sicily can be found along the stretch of coast spanning eastwards, from Capo Passero to Punta Secca, and westwards along the Gulf of Noto. LOCATION Scicli 1.5km, Modica 12km, Ragusa Ibla 28km, Siracusa 82km, Agrigento 145km , Taormina 191km, Comiso 48km, Catania 125km, Palermo 290km, Pozzallo port 18km, Scicli just over 1.5km, Sampieri (rocky) 9km, Donnalucata (sandy) 10km, Marina di Modica 13km, Marina di Ragusa 18km, Sailing | windsurfing | kite surfing (Marina di Ragusa) 18km, Tennis Club Ragusa 24km, Donnafugata Golf club 36km, Scuba diving San Lorenzo in Marzanemi 50km, Canoeing | water biking Calabernardo 56km, Scicli baroque town 1.5km, Modica baroque town 12km, Ragusa Ibla Duomo | Old town 28km, Castle of Donnafugata 36km, Vendicari Nature Reserve 51km, Siracusa Duomo | Greek Theatre | Apollo's Temple 82km. ACCOMMODATION Ground floor (entry level):Large open plan living/ kitchen/ dining room, (TV), patio doors to terrace.Double bedroom (with additional single sofa bed for 1 extra child on request), (TV), patio door to terrace, ensuite bathroom, WC. External staircase, as well as internal, from ground floor (care with young children).First floor (street level):Second living room, bar area, French doors to terrace, outdoor dining facilities, views.Double bedroom, (TV), French doors to terrace, ensuite shower room, WC.External stone staircase, as well as internal, to second floor (care with young children).Second floor:Double bedroom, (TV), Juliet balcony and French door to external stone staircase, ensuite bathroom, WC.Double bedroom, (with additional single sofa bed for 1 extra child on request), (TV), Juliet balcony, ensuite bathroom, WC. Grounds:Mature, terraced grounds planted with fruit trees, shrubs and lawn areas, terraces with county views. Outdoor dining facilities. Private swimming pool (depth: 1.50m; steps), private wellness centre (in an annex located 30 metres from the villa and 15 metres from the pool). This comprises sunbathing area, sauna, hammam, jacuzzi tub, multi-sensory shower, WC. Private tennis court (300 metres from the villa) within a 40m x 21m, astroturf 5-a-side football pitch. Ample parking for several cars. INSIDER TIPS Blending perfectly with the surrounding countryside, Villa Agreste looks over a well-kept-garden with a beautiful swimming pool and spacious, sunny terraces, all framed by typical dry-stone walls. Guests are also welcome to use a private tennis court and an exclusive wellness area with sauna, hammam, Jacuzzi bath and multi-sensory shower. Despite its traditional look, the property's interior is contemporary with its use of space and minimalist style. Ideal for large families or groups of friends looking for a relaxing holiday in Sicily, this villa is a perfect base for exploring the nearby baroque towns of Ragusa Ibla, Modica, Noto, Syracuse in the Val di Noto. All these places have been made famous by the Italian writer Andrea Camilleri and his fictional character Inspector Montalbano. The evocative fishing villages of Sampieri, Donnalucata and Punta Secca, all used as a film-setting, are also renowned for their golden, sandy beaches. SERVICES Included: WiFi internet. Pool towels. Welcome basket with breakfast items. Use of sauna & hammam, tennis court & pool (pool open 1 Apr - 31 Oct) - electricity included up to 200kwh per week*.Extras: Maid service €15 per hour (min 4 hours). Additional change of linen €10 per person. Baby-sitting €10 per hour. Cook €25 per person (min €150). Shopping service €40 plus cost of groceries. Food & wine tasting, guided tours, airport transfers, car/bike/boat rental, beauty treatments on request. 2 additional beds on request each at €140 per week. Late arrivals after 2100 hrs by arrangement only €50 to be paid locally.Local tourist tax payable locally €2.50 per night to max 10 nights for 12 years and over.Weddings and celebrations- Maximum 60 guests. *The amount of electricity included in this rental should cover general use. Excessive use of air-conditioning or heating may incur additional charges which will be charged locally by meter. SPECIAL CONDITIONS PHOTOS .
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