Located in the heart of the Amalfi Coast, this stunning villa overlooks the sea and is set within a magical landscape recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The property features two access points and three separate entrances, ensuring privacy, and is situated in a secluded yet authentic area close to the historic center of Ravello—a town rich in history and traditions that has captivated artists, writers, and jet-setters since the early 19th century.
Surrounded by a 2,000-sqm garden filled with Mediterranean flora and breathtaking views, the villa spans three levels totaling approximately 300 sqm. The spacious and bright interiors open onto spectacular panoramic terraces overlooking the Gulf of Salerno. The property offers six bedrooms and five bathrooms, along with outdoor spaces equipped with gazebos and pergolas designed to provide natural shade and create ideal spots for outdoor gatherings amidst lush vegetation.
Perched between sky and sea, the villa enjoys a unique location just a short distance from the area's main attractions. Ravello is one of the undisputed gems of the Amalfi Coast, renowned for its enchanting views and cultured, reserved atmosphere. Famous for its International Music Festival, hanging gardens, and historic villas like Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, this locale continues to inspire travelers and artists from around the world. Within minutes by car, one can reach Amalfi, Atrani, and, further along the coast, the beautiful beaches of Minori (accessible on foot), Maiori, and the clear waters of the Cilento region.
The villa's architecture pays homage to local traditions, featuring simple, clean lines that enhance the natural light and harmonize with the surrounding environment. The white exteriors reflect the sun's rays like a blank canvas contrasting with the deep blue sea. The style is quintessentially Mediterranean, with every decorative choice highlighting the authentic essence of the region.
The main structure comprises a traditional, detached house on two floors, complete with a cellar. The elegantly simple interiors have been renovated using local materials and include three spacious bedrooms, a cozy living room, and other charming spaces that seamlessly connect with the landscape. On the ground floor, a two-room apartment with an independent entrance adds a second autonomous living space, ideal for hosting friends and family. Adjacent to the main house is a studio annex, along with other small outbuildings scattered throughout the garden.
Inside, the villa tells a story of light, craftsmanship, and marine colors. Hand-painted majolica tiles evoke the ceramic traditions of Vietri sul Mare, featuring hues ranging from deep blue to the green of Mediterranean plants and the warmth of burgundy. Dominant colors include white and blue, reminiscent of the sky and sea, creating a serene and relaxing atmosphere.
Outside, the villa is framed by a terraced garden of approximately 2,000 sqm that gently descends toward the sea. The garden has been lovingly cultivated over time and hosts native plants, tall trees (such as service trees and walnuts), fruit trees (including lemons, oranges, and mandarins), and various ornamental and climbing plants.
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