I don't think it's an exaggeration to call Lorenzo's farm is a small patch of paradise.
The location was ideal to visit Ragusa, Modica, Syracuse, and even Agrigento. The local town of Chiaramonte Gulfi was very charming with some nice restaurants, if you don't want to go too far.
The farm itself has a whole range of animals; goats, chickens, pigs and many friendly cats. There are lovely citrus and olive trees, and grape vines. Walking through them is very relaxing, and you get lovely views over to the West of Sicily.
The pool is very large and clean, with plenty of seating. It was unfortunately a little bit on the cool side for a swim that week, but still a lovely place to sit and cool down our feet after a busy day.
The house was very clean and tidy, and nicely furnished. The bathroom had a great shower (just go easy on the hot water, the boiler struggled with four of us showering some times). The Kitchen was well supplied, with a large fridge, stove, microwave etc. The only thing "missing" is an electric oven. There is a wood stove oven which was actually very fun to use, but needs a little bit of extra effort.
Lorenzo was a very friendly and showed us around the whole farm on arrival. He spent most of the week in Milan, but was always contactable. The farm hands helped take care of us on a day to day basis, bringing us fresh eggs from the chickens etc. but we always felt like we had privacy from them when we wanted it, a perfect balance.
Lorenzo's wine was delicious. You can of course get cheaper wines from local shops, but I recommend trying at least a few bottles of his too! Very delicious, each grape and vintage with their own characteristics.
I definitely hope to stay at the farm again one day, and continue exploring Sicily, and relaxing somewhere beautiful!