On Stromboli, in the Aeolian archipelago, this architect-designed waterfront villa occupies a remarkable setting between Ficogrande and Piscità, with direct access to the beach below. Conceived ten years ago by Belgian architect Ivan Van Mossevelde, the residence offers 360 sqm of internal surface across two principal levels, complemented by a 40 sqm sea-view terrace. Its 2,000 sqm mature tropical garden, enriched by seven Washington palms and selected botanical species, frames two wine cellars and extends along 100 metres of unobstructed seafront. A natural change in level ensures complete privacy from the public shore. Bright, white-toned interiors are defined by large sliding glass doors and continuous views across the sea. The main living level includes an international-style reception room with bespoke wall library, a dining room with dark marble table and Murano chandelier, a modern liveable kitchen with premium appliances and wine storage, plus a study. The furnished white terrace flows into the lawn and towards the island's black volcanic rocks. Accommodation comprises three bedrooms, including a versatile upper-level room with double sofa bed, and three refined bathrooms, two en suite. A liveable technical area has a private bedroom, bathroom and shower, while air conditioning serves the property. An independent 80 sqm annex, formerly intended for staff, offers flexible guest accommodation. Close to Stromboli's black-sand beaches and the village of San Vincenzo, the villa enjoys the distinctive presence of the volcano and an exceptional island lifestyle.
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