Estiva's beautiful main terrace looking out to sea.
Relaxing on the (public) jetty in front of the property.
Estiva, on the left, seen from the sea.
Taking in the views from the jetty.
Estiva's heatable plunge pool with its views out to sea.
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Dusk over Mount Etna, seen from the heatable plunge pool.
Estiva (the second house from the right) and its fabulous waterfront position. (please note that there is no longer a pergola on the bathing platform)
The generous terrace on the landside of Estiva.
Ready to cool off?
The sea is right on your doorstep.
Gazing out to sea from the shady terrace.
Getting ready for lunch under the shady gazebo.
Exploring the gardens.
More of those views from the plunge pool.
The comfortably furnished sea-facing terrace, where you will spend much of your time.
A sun-kissed spot.
A detail of the warm, welcoming living area.
The indoor dining area.
Bedroom 1, a double (160x200cm).
Its views out to sea.
One of Estiva's three bathrooms, this one with a sea-view tub.
Bedroom 2, a double (160x200cm).
The same room seen from another angle.
The large walk-in shower in one of the bathrooms.
Bedroom 3, double-twin (180/90x200cm).
The third bathroom with its shower.
The well-equipped indoor kitchen.
The dining table in the kitchen.
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The well-equipped outdoor kitchen with its sea views. A great place to cook.
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Preparing lunch in the outdoor kitchen.
Mature, exotic gardens wrap around Estiva.
A tranquil atmosphere in which you can truly unwind and take life slow.
The same terrace seen from another angle.
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The tennis court, shared with the nearby villas, is just a few minutes from the villa.
Another shot of the outdoor kitchen.
Estiva's enviable seafront position.
Back by Estiva's heatable plunge pool.
Estiva (far left) seen from above.
Lunch in one of the seafront restaurants in Brucoli.
Mount Etna seen from the nearby fishing village of Brucoli.
The beautiful cathedral of Syracuse and its piazza.
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The Greek Theatre in Siracusa's archaeological site.
The glorious baroque centre of Noto.
The beach at Fontane Bianche, just south of Siracusa.
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The Rocky Necropolis of Pantalica forms a UNESCO Heritage Site with Syracuse..