Best for two families
The main house sleeps six and the detached annexe sleeps four. The arrangement is especially useful when two couples want privacy while the group shares the pool, garden and outdoor dining spaces.
Country villa between Modica, Ispica and Rosolini
A spacious countryside villa for two families or a multigenerational group, with extensive outdoor living, a large saltwater pool and a detached two-bedroom annexe.
ExpertoItaly opinion
Villa Costanza is strongest as a place to spend time, not simply as a base for sightseeing. Its 2,000 m² garden, broad terrace, outdoor bar and loggia, and substantial saltwater pool create enough variety for full villa days.
The accommodation also makes good practical sense. Three bedrooms are in the main house, while two detached double bedrooms each have their own shower room, television and minibar. This gives adult children, grandparents or a second family greater independence.
The setting is rural and entirely car-dependent. Choose it for access to Modica, Noto, Ragusa Ibla, Scicli and the south-eastern beaches—not for restaurants or shops on foot.
Good to know: the three main-house bedrooms share two shower rooms. The two annexe bedrooms are detached and do not communicate with each other, which matters for families with young children.

The house and annexe sit within broad gardens designed for long days outdoors.

Shaded terraces connect the indoor rooms with the pool and garden.
Before you choose it
The main house sleeps six and the detached annexe sleeps four. The arrangement is especially useful when two couples want privacy while the group shares the pool, garden and outdoor dining spaces.
The large pool, garden, loggia and outdoor bar justify leaving one or two days deliberately unplanned. A packed touring programme would underuse the property’s main strength.
The nearest everyday shops are about 4 km away. A restaurant is listed at 1.5 km, but the road has not been verified as suitable for walking, so we would not present dining as reliably walkable.
The 12 × 6 metre pool ranges from 1.10 to 2.30 metres deep and has no confirmed fencing. It is excellent for confident swimmers, but children require close supervision.
Bedrooms and bathrooms

Main house · sleeps 6
The single-level main house has two double bedrooms with 160 × 200 cm beds and one twin bedroom. These three bedrooms share two shower rooms.

Detached annexe · sleeps 4
Each non-communicating annexe bedroom has a 160 × 200 cm double bed, television, minibar and its own shower room. They are suited to adults or older children who value independence.
There are two shower rooms in the main house, two en-suite shower rooms in the annexe and a fifth external bathroom with shower for pool and garden use.
Five air-conditioning units serve the sleeping area rather than the whole villa. Two cots and two highchairs are available; pets are not accepted.
Life at the villa

Private pool
The saltwater pool is open from 1 April to 30 November and is surrounded by sun loungers, lawn and established olive trees.

Outdoor living
Several outdoor areas give the group different places for breakfast, reading, drinks and long evening meals.

Kitchen
The kitchen includes a five-burner gas hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, espresso machine and ice maker.

Shared rooms
The living and dining room has Wi-Fi, satellite television and a fireplace, with doors connecting naturally to the terraces.

Garden
Lawns, olive trees, carob trees and dry-stone walls create a relaxed rural setting without relying on a headline sea view.

At the property
Covered private parking, barbecue facilities, an external shower and pool towels make daily villa life straightforward.
Included and available






Location and logistics
Villa Costanza is in the countryside between Rosolini, Ispica and Modica. It avoids the traffic and evening bustle of the better-known towns, while keeping several Baroque centres and beaches within sensible driving range.
This is not a villa in Noto town and no sea view is promised. Its value lies in the balance between developed outdoor space and access to the wider south-east.
Route role: use Villa Costanza as a seven-night base, with two or three purposeful excursions and proper pool days between them.

Olive trees and dry-stone walls place the villa firmly in the Rosolini countryside.
From the villa
Villa Costanza works best when a small number of well-chosen outings are balanced with time in the garden and by the pool.
Baroque city
Allow a full day for Ragusa’s two-level geography, churches, viewpoints and lunch rather than trying to combine it with several other towns.
Coastal city
Siracusa is the longest of the principal cultural outings. Focus the day on Ortigia and Neapolis, then return to the villa rather than adding Noto.
Towns and coast
Modica, Scicli and Noto each reward time. Choose one or two according to the day’s pace, with a beach or countryside stop only when it fits naturally.
Route planning
Villa Costanza can anchor a one-week south-east stay or form the villa phase of a longer Sicily journey, with a city or coastal base added before or afterwards.
Start planning
Tell us who is travelling, your preferred dates and what you would like to include elsewhere in Sicily. We will confirm availability and shape the route around the villa.
Weekly price guide: from £4,480 for up to ten guests, depending on the travel dates. The main house can also be rented for six guests without the detached annexe.