Casazul in Sicily to the sea

Casazzurra is located in Via Monte San Michele, opposite Casa di pietra, 30 meters from the sea. Total number of places: 5. It is bigger than the other two apartments and has a typical of Mediterranean houses, interior patio decorated like a small Andalusian patio, with taste and attention to detail. Natural shade by lush bougainvillea, there is the possibility to use the kitchen and dining out, and there is also a hot shower. The house consists of a living room with a comfortable sofa, which could also act as a single bed, two double bedrooms, one with a third bed. A large bathroom complete with all accessories and a small bathroom with sink and water with access from one of the two bedrooms. A kitchen, inside with electric oven and microwave, lots of crockery, pots and various accessories for cooking and washing. In both rooms there are plasma televisions, ceiling fans, and in one, the air conditioning and, in the other, the safe. In the living room there is a humidifier fan. You can add one or two cradles for babies no older than two years, and would have at your disposal, also, stroller, high chair and many other amenities. The household linen is provided to all the guests of the house, as you can read in the inventory. All the interior design has been renovated and everything was done to obtain maximum comfort. Each object has been chosen according to the taste of the owner, who also loves it is strictly the extinguisher!Starting point to visit the Valley of the Baroque. The owner, Sicilian painter of watercolors, has restored the house respecting its historic features and the use of local stone of Comiso, Sicilian terracotta and ancient pottery of Caltagirone. Sampieri located downtown, a few meters from the sea (accessible and suitable for swimming), in a street parallel to the promenade. A pine forest, the typical Mediterranean maquis, an impressive cliff and a beautiful bay with a beach (about 2 km long) of fine sand with rare dunes all dominated by the oven Pisciotto, location of film and television . Casa d'artista consists of three separate apartments, but that can be put in communication: Casazzurra (2 to 5 beds), Casa del Pescatore (2 to 5 beds) and Casa di pietra (2-4 beds). Welcomes guests in rooms tastefully furnished and equipped with every comfort. Near the house there are shops, bars, restaurants, supermarkets, newsagents, hairdresser, bathroom, disco, spa, sports grounds and pier where a few meters from the house, you can buy fresh fish early in morning. The slightly away from the waterfront location allows not be heard during the night, the disco music ristorante. A few kilometers there are the cities of Modica, Ragusa, Modica, Ispica and Noto heritage of UNESCO. During the day you can come and visit the archaeological site of Kamarina, the city of Syracuse, Palazzolo Acreide, Militello in Val di Catania, Caltagirone, Catania, Taormina, Agrigento and Piazza Armerina, excursions in quarries Ispica and reserves Irminio and Vendicari, Etna volcano and climb to take the catamaran leaving from nearby Pozzallo to go to Malta. It is possible to visit several places in the Val di Noto organized by a licensed tourist guide, spoken languages: Italian and French. Marina di Ragusa there is the brand new tourist port and nightlife.

SERVICES
Internet WIFI
2 double beds
1 single bed
1 baby bed baby on request
2 bathrooms: one with shower, sink, toilet and bidet and the other with sink and toilet
dryer
table and chairs
fan
2 plasma TV
1 Air conditioning hot / cold
fan heater
humidifier fan
2 small kitchen with 4 burners, an inside the other outer
sink
toaster oven
microwave oven
fridge with freezer
espresso machine
washing machine
ironing board and iron
household linen for beds, bath and beach
emergency light
safe
shoemaker
courtyard, typical of the Mediterranean, equipped with chairs, table and umbrella
external hot shower
highchair and baby car
electric stoves
Cookware

HIGHLIGHTS
At 25 meters from the sea, house once inhabited by fishermen, completely renovated.

Starting point to visit the Valley of the Baroque.

The owner, Sicilian painter of watercolors, has restored the house respecting its historic features and the use of local stone of Comiso, Sicilian terracotta and ancient pottery of Caltagirone.
Sampieri located downtown, a few meters from the sea (accessible and suitable for swimming), in a street parallel to the promenade.
A pine forest, the typical Mediterranean maquis, an impressive cliff and a beautiful bay with a beach (about 2 km long) of fine sand with rare dunes all dominated by the oven Pisciotto, location of film and television .

Casa d'artista consists of three separate apartments, but that can be put in communication:
Casazzurra (2 to 5 beds), Casa del Pescatore (2 to 5 beds) and Casa di pietra (2-4 beds). Welcomes guests in rooms tastefully furnished and equipped with every comfort.
Near the house there are shops, bars, restaurants, supermarkets, newsagents, hairdresser, bathroom, disco, spa, sports grounds and pier where a few meters from the house, you can buy fresh fish early in morning.

The slightly away from the waterfront location allows not be heard during the night, the disco music ristorante.

A few kilometers there are the cities of Modica, Ragusa, Modica, Ispica and Noto heritage of UNESCO.
During the day you can come and visit the archaeological site of Kamarina, the city of Syracuse, Palazzolo Acreide, Militello in Val di Catania, Caltagirone, Catania, Taormina, Agrigento and Piazza Armerina, excursions in quarries Ispica and reserves Irminio and Vendicari, Etna volcano and climb to take the catamaran leaving from nearby Pozzallo to go to Malta.
It is possible to visit several places in the Val di Noto organized by a licensed tourist guide, spoken languages: Italian and French. Marina di Ragusa there is the brand new tourist port and nightlife.

NEIGHBORHOOD
Sampieri is a village in the municipality of Scicli, in the province of Ragusa. Famous seaside resort, charming old fishing village town, is located along a spur of limestone, between two beaches of fine golden sand. The town's economy is now mainly linked to agricultural activities and tourism. At the eastern end of the beach most of the town, on top of a cliff about 5 meters high, dominates the landscape of the coast Fornace Penna, which the locals call "or Pisciuotto". The plant has been in ruins because of arson occurred in 1924. It was a prosperous factory where bricks, exported throughout the Mediterranean basin occurred.

Today it is a tourist attraction, thanks to the use as a place of several episodes of the television series "Il Commissario Montalbano", a character created by writer Andrea Camilleri. A hundred meters from the building, in the direction of the beach and near a cave, now hidden by vegetation, flowed until a few decades ago an uncontaminated source of water, you can see the remains of an old well, maybe Greek previous period. He carved in limestone, it is a reminder of what was to be the real reason for the location of this destination. Sampieri, in fact, in the past, was probably a point of water supply for coastal marine.

Sampieri today spends his summer full of vacationers and tourists who populate the beaches and nightlife and winter with its slow rhythms rediscovers the magic of time travel more intense moments.

A Sampieri and around the vestiges of human presence dates back to ancient times. In the locality called "Costa 'ri car", next to the beach less, they are still visible remains of excavations limestone, plausible evidence of a Neolithic settlement.

Prehistoric remains are also evident in the so-called "Cava do Ràbbuso", a valley situated inside the Fornace Penna. In the area where it is now Sampieri, according to some, was a Greek colony called Apolline, a name derived from Apollo, as in the sixth century. C. in the area called "or" Puzziddu "it seems that there was a temple, now lost, in honor of Apollo. Arab geographers mention the name of Marsa Siklah Sampieri, a port where ships from North Africa and the Middle East could dock until the thirteenth century. The etymology of the name appears to be related Sampieri, some say, to San Pedro Apostle who landed here in 40 d. C., on his way to Rome.