A stylish and creative home with a light and elegant style, this house offers enchanting panoramic views of Modica and an interesting handpicked selection of art created by the owner. 

Located above the city on a very quiet street in the historic center, this home is a unique fusion of past and present and a romantic refuge. Arranged over two floors, the intuitively divided and restored space has preserved the original soul and character of the early 20th-Century structure.

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The main living area is intimate and bright and includes a comfy sitting area, a library and a fully equipped kitchen with breathtaking views from the balcony that give the impression of being suspended over the city. 

Decorated with locally salvaged antiques, contemporary art, and furnishings from around the world, the collection creates a harmonious alchemy of colours and materials against the whitewashed interiors.

The stairs in natural black pece stone lead to the romantic en suite double-aspect bedroom that features a private terrace with street views and a mansard-roofed area that's perfect for the little ones. The downstairs en suite bedroom features a custom headboard made of ancient Sicilian polychrome-majolica tiles and includes a private balcony with panoramic views. 

Enjoy the selection of Sicilian wines on the secluded terrace where you can sunbathe or marvel at the beauty of the evening lights.

A VAL DI NOTO JEWEL

You’ll be perched high above the city with spectacular views across the entire historic center of Modica. Part of a staggering collection of UNESCO-designated towns in the Val di Noto (including Ragusa and Scicli), Modica sneaks up on you. A startling and amazingly dense and intricate town nestled down into a deep gorge, it's a jaw-dropping sight as you approach.

Leveled by the earthquake in 1693, Sicilians were serious about reestablishing this Baroque masterpiece. Duomo di San Giorgio is the centerpiece although there are multiple architectural treasures throughout the town.