Nestled in the tranquillity of the Sicilian countryside, some 700 metres from the Porta Aurea and the archaeological site of Ancient Noto, this extraordinary guesthouse estate stands as one of the most fascinating examples of the historical and landscape heritage of the Val di Noto. A secluded and evocative spot, where the memory of an ancient convent of the Friars Minor continues to harmonise with the Mediterranean landscape.
The complex comprises six buildings and an ancient stone gateway dating back to the 18th century. Carefully restored in keeping with its architectural identity, it retains the charm of the local limestone, with its warm, light and amber hues, alongside original features that bear witness to centuries of contemplative life and Sicilian rural tradition.
The estate covers some 12 hectares of unspoilt countryside, featuring productive olive groves, centuries-old trees, native vegetation and extensive green spaces. The land slopes gently down towards the sea, ensuring absolute privacy, tranquillity and a special connection with nature.
