Villa Gea exemplifies a perfect harmony between landscape and architecture, nestled within an environment with green and brown tones. Its design draws inspiration from both the primitive beauty of nature and the rich traditions of Sicily. Poetry of stone, composite creation, full and empty spaces intertwine harmoniously in pure, proportional shapes. Villa Gea stands peacefully, modern yet ancient, where souls come to rest and thoughts live comfortably. The villa is divided into several separate buildings, yet united from the big inner courtyard resembling the zen gardens, whilst still maintaining a warm Mediterranean soul. An ample patio for convivial moments huddles by the shadow of rubble walls, offering shelter from the warm sunlight. Inside the villa, the material takes shape through natural stones, neutral colors, wooden beams, in a mix of structural elements that, as a whole, give a rustic, genuine character; the sophisticated furnishings and details with an ethnic touch lend a remarkable aesthetic personality to each room. A tactile, monochromatic play is repeated throughout the architecture — including the large infinity pool — and nestled in a masonry structure resembling the ancient Roman villas, upon which colourful, fragrant plants tenaciously climb. On the roof of the central building, there’s a big solarium, inhabited by contemporary and sophisticated furnishings, where you can spend time observing the blue that seems to blend into the sea in the distance — sunrises, sunsets, starry skies, in an ecstasy of all the senses that will leave you breathless. Villa Gea is the reinterpretation of the most authentic Sicily — a cosy, light-filled retreat to rediscover the pleasure of your own company.

Noto, nestled in the sun-washed hills of southeastern Sicily, is lovingly known as the baroque capital of Italy, a place where stone seems to melt into light. Reborn after the 1693 earthquake, the city unfurled like a dream in honey-colored limestone, its churches and palazzi sculpted with a kind of lyrical devotion. Wandering its graceful streets and climbing its sweeping stairways feels like drifting through a Baroque love poem—one that glows warmly at sunset, when Noto’s façades turn to gold and the whole city seems to sigh with beauty.

Distances:

5min to Noto city cente

10min to beautiful sandy beaches of Marina di Noto or Avola

70min to Catania airport

70min to Comiso airport

35min to Pozzallo (Ferry to Malta)

* please note the prices include VAT.