3 bedrooms villa, 110 m²

Noto, Syracuse (province)

"Villa Orto" is a typical perfectly restored country house, with a panoramic pool, surrounded by a park of mandorli, lemons and ancient olive trees typical of the Siracusan countryside. It is just 1.5 km from the City of Noto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and 6 Km from the sea. The garden and the biological vegetable garden built by the famous landscape designer Ivan Gallo, give the property a connotation of elegance and unusual freshness. In addition to the sober entrance gate, there is access to an oasis of tranquility where brushstrokes of relaxing colors delight the view and seem to soften the bathtubs of the summer Sicilian heat.
The outdoor areas include a cozy veranda, a dining area under a pergola of vines and a private courtyard to enjoy the freshness of the evening, fragrant with jasmine and mosquito nets, barbecue and stone oven, perfect for sharing pleasant convivial moments with family and friends, showers and laundry.
The interiors houses a large living room, a perfectly equipped eat-in kitchen, two double bedrooms, one with master bathroom and walk-in wardrobe and a second bathroom. The property includes a lovely outbuilding, connected to the main house, which overlooks the vegetable garden, consisting of a double bedroom with bathroom, shaded by a pergola of vines. The layout of the rooms guarantees maximum relaxation and privacy.
Freshness guaranteed by the natural conformation of the place as well as by the air conditioning system and ceiling blades.
The property includes an adjacent land planted with mandorli and ancient olive trees on which there is a lovely detached house to be restored, with a project of renovation and extension already approved.

IN THE DINERS
From the villa it is possible to reach the baroque cities of Noto, Scicli, Modica and Ragusa Ibla (UNESCO cultural heritage), Siracusa with its extraordinary island of Ortigia and the Greek theater. Vendicari, Cava Grande, the gorge of Pantalica, the wonderful village of Palazzo Acreide, also a baroque city, a UNESCO cultural heritage heritage with its small Greek theater.