In the heart of the historic town of Pizzo Calabro, a few steps from the sea and the main square adjacent to the Aragonese castle where he was taken prisoner and shot the brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, King Joachim Murat, This elegant apartment of 170 square meters internal with private entrance (via automatic gate and private staircase made of stone that leads through the garden to the main entrance).

The interior is developed in the following way: From the entrance with steps in white porcelain, you enter the living room consisting of large windows with large views of the sea and the roofs of the Old Town: The frames of the windows are double-layer in white iroko wood. A beautiful fireplace with tempered glass and a parquet floor of fine wood Afrormosia complete the living area which leads to a large terrace of 70 sqm with fixed structures (summer gazebo made of wood and fabric), from which you can enjoy scenery of the Gulf of St. Euphemia.

To the side of the apartment opens an attractive garden of 60 sqm with lawn and beautiful plants. A large hallway leads to a kitchen with light blue vintage grit floor and decor and balcony with sea view. The sleeping area consists of two bedrooms, the master with en-suite (elegantly covered with small Bisazza tiles and taps in chrome-plated steel with great design, Jacuzzi hot tub with lcd tv, glass shower with square 20x20 shower head by the water jet relaxing, and two basins lying in the cabinet (Antonio Lupi), with panoramic balcony and parquet floor (Afrormosia.) The second room (guests) with its continuation of flooring, including bath (made of travertine marble, with the harmony of its mosaics) is composed of an inner window and a separate entrance.

Going from a contemporary staircase made of white stone with wooden steps, you enter a small attic room with exposed beams antique restored, bathroom (consisting of health and well designed coating "Africa") and a small room for bed use / studio covered with parquet flooring. The area is bounded with respect to the floor below, by a parapet glass and steel.