Villa with heated pool in Sicily, 2 km from the beach of Punta Secca and 7 km from Marina di Ragusa. It is located in a quiet and peaceful area and offers a furnished terrace and a garden. It is suitable for couples and families who want to spend a relaxing holiday by the sea.OutdoorsVilla Teti offers large outdoor spaces where you can relax and enjoy pleasant moments outdoors.It has a heated swimming pool equipped with a solarium with sun loungers and parasol.The garden features fruit trees and lawn, embellished with elegant flower beds with pebbles and succulent plants.A shaded terrace furnished with outdoor table and chairs.A barbecue area.A bathroom with shower.Reserved parking space for up to 2 cars.In the villa there is a recharging station for electric vehicles.InteriorsThe villa offers newly renovated (2022), bright and cosy interiors, tastefully furnished in modern style.The living room, furnished with a dining table, sofa bed (2 places) and TV, overlooks the terrace and the swimming pool.The kitchen is complete with fridge, freezer, dishwasher, electric oven and microwave.A bathroom with shower cabin.The sleeping area consists of 2 bedrooms: a twin room with two single beds (can be joined) and a double room with TV.The villa is equipped with a washing machine.Air conditioning in every room.Wi-Fi internet connection.Punta Secca is a small fishing village characterised by the presence of a small formation of rocks in front of the main beach. It is called 'A sicca' by the inhabitants because of its characteristic cliff formation that stretches at water level in front of the eastern beach. Once an important commercial port, it is now a small marina for pleasure boats and fishing boats, dominated by the lighthouse that was built in 1853 and is 34 metres high.In the tower square is the house of 'Commissario Montalbano', made famous by the television series of the same name. It is not possible to visit the house inside, but it is nevertheless a destination for thousands of fans of the series who go there on purpose, if only to take a photo in front of the terrace of Italy's most famous detective.Hundreds of tourists now flock to the charming golden beaches of Punta Secca during the summer season, thanks also to the presence of several restaurants, bars and clubs that liven up the evenings in the ancient village. The development of tourism, however, has not altered the typical atmosphere of the small Sicilian seaside villages: the air of simplicity that one breathes as one strolls through the small square, the sight of fishermen intent on working on the small boats in the small harbour, and the possibility of enjoying free beaches make Punta Secca a heart where the typicality of the sea and of Sicily still pulsates.A family or a couple that wants to spend a relaxing holiday in a quiet place, just a few minutes from the sandy beaches of Punta Secca and Marina di Ragusa, in a strategic position for visiting the Unesco heritage baroque towns of the Val di Noto (Ragusa Ibla, Modica and Scicli). IT088010C2ESJMLQJP