Tucked away next to Sicilys south-eastern coastline, this stunning four-bed home boasts breathtaking views of the seaside. Listen to the soothing waves while sunbathing on the rooftop terrace or relaxing in the garden. With the beach at your doorstep and a gorgeous swimming pool, youll make incredible memories at Casa Basilico which will last a lifetime. Every room is designed with meticulous attention to detail. Intricate wallpaper lines some of the walls in the bedrooms, complimented by stunning artwork and comfortable furniture. A clever spiral bookshelf, swirly lamps and quirky mirrors are just some of the pieces that give this home its distinctive character. The kitchen and living/dining area is open planned, creating a communal space where loved ones can enjoy cooking, eating or watching TV together. Casa Basilico is surrounded by a cute garden with colourful foliage and lots of outdoor space, so guests can make the most of the fresh sea air. You can make memories with loved ones eating lunch al fresco under the terracebefore taking an afternoon dip in the villas alluring swimming pool. The upper terrace provides awesome views of the shore which you can admire while unwinding on a sunbed with a glass of wine in hand. This charming casa is located just 100m from the sea, in a lovely resort just a short walk to a beautiful beach with golden sand and clear water. Bars and cafes are sprinkled all across the coastline where you can quench your thirst with a cold beer or cocktail. If you like trying new food, youre in luck! There are lots of restaurants in close proximity where you can get a taste of Sicilian cuisine. Sicily is a unique island with a diverse landscape. One day you could be hiking by incredible mountains and the next you could be sunbathing on the beach. Over thousands of years, many different cultures have settled on the island, each bringing their own cuisine and way of life. This rich history can be explored by wandering through the archaeological sites and tasting the Sicilian dishes that have stood the test of time. #### Features 1) 8 guests - 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms 2) 6 guests - 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Villa Interiors (150m2) Ground Floor - Open-plan living/dining room/kitchen with hob (gas), oven (electric), freezer, two fridges, mixer, microwave, kettle, dishwasher, toaster, filter coffee machine, espresso machine and dining table for 8 guests - Bedroom One: Super king size bed (180cm x 210cm) and en suite containing shower and WC - Bedroom 2: Double bedroom with en suite containing shower and WC - Bedroom 3: Double bedroom - Bathroom containing shower and WC First Floor (accessed from outside) - Double bedroom with ensuite containing shower and WC and balcony with sun loungers Outside Grounds - Private heated swimming pool (3m x 5m, depth: 1.3m) with a hot tub feature, heated to 26°C (on request). - Sun loungers and parasols - Garden (1000m2) - Veranda with dining area for six guests - First floor terrace - Comfortable garden furniture - Barbecue - Outdoor shower - Parking Facilities - Wi-Fi - Air-conditioning (5 units) - iPod docking station - Three TVs and satellite receiver - Mosquito nets - Safe - Hairdryer - Iron - Washing machine #### Location This delightful home is located in a seaside resort which boasts a pretty beach with brilliant sand and sapphire-coloured waters – great for snorkelling. The Mediterranean is only 100m from the villa, meaning you can pop out for a refreshing swim whenever you feel like it. Youll find summer cafes and bars scattered across the surrounding seafront, serving up delicious beverages and snacks. For something more filling, head to one of the many restaurants within a short drive where you can try local dishes like arancini, caponata and pasta con le sarde. Marzamemi, a few minutes by car, is a picturesque fishing village thats perfect for a day visit. Wander through its cobbled streets, unearthing the different cafes and restaurants that serve fresh seafood. Watch the world go by with a glass of wine at the Piazza Regina Margherita, where you can eat or drink out on the square. The village has an extensive history, which you can discover walking around the old centre. The Church of Dan Francesco di Paola and the Princes Pallazo Tonnara are two fascinating historical sites worth taking a look at. The seaside village has its own harbour and there are opportunities to go diving. For something different, head to the Vendicari Nature Reserve. This diverse protected landscape stretches over 1,500 hectares and is made up of sand dunes, rocky coastlines and lagoons. Follow the walking trails that take you through the reserve, whether its a brisk walk by the seaside or a tougher climb past the marshes. Nature fans will love the birds who stop by during their migration. Herons, dunlins, stalks and flamingoes are often spotted by visitors. Although it shares some similarities with mainland Italy, Sicily has its own quirks and a diverse culture that makes it special. Its rugged coastline is made up of stunning beaches and rocky alcoves, making it popular during those warm summer months. Local cuisine is influenced by the cultures that have inhabited the island, with dishes that you cant find anywhere else. With bustling towns (Syracuse, Modica and Noto are all nearby), quaint little villages and delicious wine, youll have an incredible holiday on the island.