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This substantial farmhouse situated in the main square of a quaint Gozitan village has been elegantly renovated to the highest standards & now is an impressive residence with a beautiful mature garden & pool area. The accommodation offers 7 air-conditioned bedrooms, with most having their own terraces overlooking the gardens. The outdoor spaces include a fantastic entertainment area with a BBQ, mature trees & a stone pathway set under a tunnel of grape vines which leads to a stunning pool area.

Kerċem lies close to the south-east edge of ir-Rabat, and is surrounded by the most beautiful inland landscapes in Gozo. Spread between the picturesque Lunzjata Valley, the green hills of “tal-Mixta, Għar Ilma” and “ta’ Dbieġi”, and stretching up to the Pond of San Rafflu and the Xlendi cliffs, this is an ideal place for artists, walkers and cyclists. Walkers and cyclists can easily go from here to the village of San Lawrenz or down to Dwejra Bay. Archaeological discoveries have shown that the area of Kerċem was one of the earliest places to be inhabited on Gozo beginning some 7000 years ago. Remains of Roman Baths and an early Christian cemetery at Għar Gerduf (not visitable) indicate continued habitation and by the sixteenth century there was a significant community here centred on a chapel dedicated to Pope St. Gregory the Great built around 1581. Kerċem is culturally very active. The annual Għadira Fair is a particularly popular old-style family fair with traditional music, food, drinks, pony rides and competitons in the beautiful countryside around San Rafflu. Prizes range from the modern to the definitely traditional, including goats, sheep, rabbits and poultry!