Ta Rena boasts one of the best vantage points in all of Gozo, with panoramic views of the countryside from the pool and also from the roof top terraces, yet it’s just a short stroll to the bars, shops and restaurants of Nadur. This converted farmhouse has been renovated tastefully, leaving its original old features intact, thus retaining its appeal and rustic architecture for the enjoyment and discovery of the younger generation. This property is equipped with all modern amenities for a comfortable, complete holiday. The entrance, with its imposing stone arches leads to a limestone staircase and two ground floor bedrooms, one double and one twin. A family bathroom completes this floor. Once up the wide limestone staircase, the floor opens to a wide living/dining/kitchen area. Large shutter...Ta Rena boasts one of the best vantage points in all of Gozo, with panoramic views of the countryside from the pool and also from the roof top terraces, yet it’s just a short stroll to the bars, shops and restaurants of Nadur. This converted farmhouse has been renovated tastefully, leaving its original old features intact, thus retaining its appeal and rustic architecture for the enjoyment and discovery of the younger generation. This property is equipped with all modern amenities for a comfortable, complete holiday. The entrance, with its imposing stone arches leads to a limestone staircase and two ground floor bedrooms, one double and one twin. A family bathroom completes this floor. Once up the wide limestone staircase, the floor opens to a wide living/dining/kitchen area. Large shutter-style windows open out to the pool, bringing Ta Rena’s spectacular views indoors. A double bedroom with ensuite facilities and a family bathroom complete this floor. The second floor has been just added with a 4th bedroom with ensuite facilities and a large terrace overlooking the spectacular views. Pool Dimensions - 6 x 3 Meters Kindly note that price does not include Malta Eco Tax, we are required by law to collect it on arrival from all tourists, including locals from the age of 18 and over. The tax is € 0.50c per person for each night spent on the Maltese Islands. Capped at a maximum of €5 per person for each continuous stay. This is paid locally in cash only and collected at check in by one of our staff. Additional services: Included in this accommodation: All beds will be prepared with the appropriate bed linen, along with extra blankets in the wardrobes should you need further layers. In addition to this, you will also be provided with 2 towels per person – which will be placed on the beds ready for use. The bedrooms are equipped with AC units that are available with an electronic coin system (€1 & €2 coins) installed at property with a screen to display the credit remaining, each AC unit consumes around € 2 per night. We will also provide all bookings with 1x dishwasher tablet and 1x washing machine tablet per night of your stay. Maid service is included when you book for 7 nights or more. Please view our FAQ page for important information about what's included in your holiday home and our Getting to Gozo section for information about Airport transfers and Car hire. Bedrooms configuration Double bedroom x 3 Twin bedroom (2 beds) x 1 (Twin beds can be adjusted to double beds on request. This is subject to availability and must be confirmed in writing at least 1 week before the arrival date) Local amenities: Closest restaurants are situated 1km away from property, in Nadur main square. Closest supermarket is 1.1km from property. Nearest beach 3km away from property, Ramla Beach Nearest bus stop is 250 meters away from property. Bus No. 302, 322 There is a famous local bakery called Mekren just situated 300m away from property, which is strongly recommended. Nadur is situated on the easternmost hill of the small island of Gozo, Malta's sister-island. Nadur, a lofty, lookout plateau, has a population of around 4,000 people which makes Nadur one of the largest localities in Gozo. The feast of Nadur ''Mnarja''is celebrated on the 29th of June and by the 1720's a beautiful area known as ''Il-Buskett'' (meaning little forest) was the site of the celebrations. The feast was very popular with honeymooners and it's name seems to suggest that there is a possible connection with the beginning of Summer. It is derived from luminaria (illumination), and in fact it is a festival rooted in Maltese seasonal rituals and customs.More