We present an unprecedented property in the municipality of Noto, a jewel less than 14 km from the celebrated Baroque historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and only 4.5 km from the fascinating Cavagrande del Cassibile Nature Reserve. This historic country house, with its 250m² of pure Sicilian elegance and an additional 50m² building, promises a life immersed in nature and history.
The residence is surrounded by an extensive 8-hectare estate offering breathtaking views of the unique landscapes of the Ibleo region and the majestic Cavagrande Canyon. The size of the land opens up countless possibilities, including the potential for further residential units in privileged panoramic locations, further enhancing the value and attractiveness of this exclusive offer.
The design of the villa reflects the authenticity of Sicilian style, with spacious and welcoming spaces that blend in with the surrounding nature. The spacious living area extends to a kitchen with a veranda, perfect for enjoying the balmy summer evenings, while the three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, offer privacy and relaxation. An annexe with veranda and a large swimming pool with solarium complete the picture, combining traditional Sicilian style with the comfort of modern luxury.
The property is already equipped with electricity connections and an efficient water supply system, ensuring convenient and sustainable living. These amenities, combined with the location and structure of the estate, make this an excellent investment opportunity for those seeking to embrace Sicilian beauty, history and nature in one magnificent setting.
This property represents a rare opportunity to invest in a piece of paradise in Sicily, combining the tranquillity and beauty of the Ibleo landscape with the accessibility and amenities necessary for modern, quality living. Ideal for those seeking a luxury residence, a tourism project or simply a place to retreat away from the ordinary, while maintaining an intimate connection with the Sicilian land and culture.
