Detached house of approximately 70 sqm, developed over three levels, completely renovated in 2007 and located in Ispica, in a quiet area just 7 km from the beach of Santa Maria del Focallo — spacious and pleasant, with its fine sandy dunes and crystal-clear waters. Ispica is a charming small town in the province of Ragusa, whose historic centre, rebuilt in late Baroque style after the 1693 earthquake, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the other towns of the Val di Noto. The location is also extremely strategic for those seeking culture and art: Ragusa is about 33 km away by road, while Modica and Noto are around 20 km away; Catania airport can be reached in about an hour. The Ispica area also offers authentic contact with the unspoiled nature of the Iblei hills. A few minutes from the centre lies Cava d'Ispica, one of the most extraordinary natural and archaeological sites in south-eastern Sicily, stretching for about 13 kilometres and forming a deep valley carved by the Pernamazzoni stream, where nature, history, and spirituality coexist in a landscape of rare charm. Ideal for hiking and nature photography enthusiasts, the canyon is home to necropolises, rock-cut churches, and lush Mediterranean vegetation. Besides the nearby Santa Maria del Focallo beach, the coast offers other natural gems such as Marza Beach, an oasis of tranquillity surrounded by wild nature, and Playa Carratois with its sandy dunes. For biodiversity lovers, about 25 km away lies the Vendicari Nature Reserve, a haven of biodiversity offering breathtaking landscapes and a rich variety of flora and fauna, with nature trails crossing lagoons, sand dunes, and ancient tuna fisheries, where migratory birds and sea turtles can often be spotted. The exterior façade, in a characteristic antique pink with light stone details, retains the charm of period Sicilian homes, with wrought-iron balconies, shutters, and a deep blue front door that matches the barred windows. The small paved courtyard on the ground floor, enclosed by an iron railing, hosts several potted plants (olive trees, oleanders, succulents), creating a green corner ideal for relaxing outdoors or hosting a dinner with friends, complete with table and chairs. Inside, the living-dining room is bright and welcoming, furnished with a comfortable blue fabric sofa and white wrought-iron bookshelves, perfect for convivial moments. The kitchen, a well-organised kitchenette, is enhanced by a light-blue tiled backsplash and a decorative Andalusian-style panel that gives the space character; it is equipped with a ceramic hob and ample space for everything needed. An elegant light-wood cabinet with glass doors, typical of period Sicilian dressers, provides additional storage space for crockery. The floors are connected by an internal light-wood staircase with a spiral structure and iron railing, a distinctive architectural feature that accompanies the home's vertical layout. The first floor features a comfortable bedroom with twin beds in blue-and-white striped fabric, a wooden nightstand, and walls decorated with paintings and artworks that add character to the space; the bathroom on this floor has a corner glass shower cubicle and blue ceramic flooring, along with sanitary fittings and a colourfully framed mirror. The second floor houses the small bedroom, with a single bed, a light-wood chest of drawers, a mirror, and a blue French window opening onto the small terrace: the latter offers a pleasant view of the surroundings and includes a small utility room providing additional space for tools or personal belongings. Here too, the second bathroom features a semicircular tempered-glass shower cubicle with light ceramic tiling. The house is sold fully furnished, ready to move into, and combines the charm of traditional Sicilian architecture with the practicality of a functional three-level layout. The house has air conditioning in every room