Rent 5 bedroom house of 300 m² in Ragusa

ONLY TOURIST RENTALS - In the Hyblean Baroque Sicily between sea and countryside, Villa Giubiliana is the southernmost part of an ancient noble building belonging to the Nifosì family since the 1700s, structured on two levels. Located exactly in the middle between the town and the coastal area, Villa Giubiliana is the ideal place for those who want to spend an "eclectic" holiday, 10 minutes by car from the splendid Baroque centers of Ragusa ibla, Modica or Scicli, but also 10 minutes from the most beautiful beaches of the southern coast of Sicily, such as Punta Braccetto, Marina di Ragusa or Punta Secca (also known for being the home of the “Montalbano” house in the famous television series). The beauty of the surrounding countryside and the coolness that can be enjoyed in the environments characterized by thick exposed stone walls, also guarantee maximum relaxation even for those who simply want to spend a few days away from the noise of modern life. The environments. Interiors. The villa is ideal for accommodating a family of 6. Recently renovated in full respect of the original materials, the villa consists of: six rooms connected to each other by a corridor and a stone staircase. On the first floor is the large living room with fireplace, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. The views are pleasant and from the house you can see the sea. All the rooms are bright thanks to the presence of numerous windows and balconies. The black and white checkered floors on the first floor are made of pitch stone. On the ground floor there are: a second stone kitchen, two double bedrooms and another bathroom with tub. The floors are in "cotto di Gela", typical bricks of the area made strictly by hand, while almost all the walls are of "exposed stone", characterized by a considerable depth, which guarantee very cool environments in summer and warm in winter. The kitchen betrays its ancient origin, being characterized by a splendid barrel vault and a large niche, which is the top part of an arched opening that accessed an ancient space below, probably dating back to the very first structure of the thirteenth century. century. The exteriors. The villa has a large external courtyard, a suggestive internal courtyard characterized by a series of vaults and round arches, a large garden with swimming pool and a large raised terrace from which it is possible to admire the entire Hyblean coast. up to much of the Nissen and Agrigento coast. It is possible to have lunch in the garden, as well as to dine on the terrace, where it will seem to be in