Elegant apartment in Villa Agrigento-Licata with sea view and private garden.

The Villa has been, to me personally, was built in 1990 and has been renovated in 2009.
The Villa was built in 1990 by myself, and was renovated in 2014.
Work at the city of Licata, my wife doesn't work, my two sons don't have a steady job, still studying and this is the reason that rent the villa.

Licata is a town in the province of Agrigento, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and lies at the mouth of the river Salso. Its 20 Miles of coastline (mixed, sandy and Cliff and a sea) and its central position compared to most note, make it an ideal starting point for the discovery of Sicily.
Licata town of: Sun, sea, beaches, cliffs, Docks, culture, Museum, Archaeological Zones, Castel Sant'Angelo, churches, owns a vast artistic heritage monuments, theatre, Cinema, shopping malls, tourist resorts and especially the fabulous Marina ' marina cala del sol ', with its yacht and daily excursions in different places of the island. Geographical context is also ideal for any cultural excursions in the most important cities of the island: only 35 Miles away the wonderful Valle dei Templi of Agrigento.
From Licata, in less than an hour, can reach some of the most beautiful and important cultural and archaeological sites on the island: Selinunte, Sciacca, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Gela, Morgantina, Kamarina, Val di Noto with its immeasurable Baroque.
It is also ideal and central location to visit the most important places of Sicily as: Piazza Armerina, Etna, Taormina, Siracusa, Palermo, etc.
At Licata exceptional witnesses operate wine quality Sicilian. And exceptional interpreters are local producers of fruit and vegetables (tomatoes, Zucchini, artichokes, melons and more); grape and wine producers that with the nero d'Avola reached peaks of excellence; restaurateurs are able to blend the flavours and scents of the Mediterranean in superb seafood dishes and not only; confectioners jealous guardians of the most ancient traditions of sweets made with almonds and honey, mulled wine and carobs.
One of the archaeological attractions is the filter Near, a well aimed at supplying the ancient city; extends vertically to 12 metres and then continues in a compartment that runs through the rock with a small Gallery 2 metres tall and 7 wide. on the bottom of the tank, there are three p