On the hillside of Posillipo in Naples, overlooking the waters of the Gulf, this protected 19th-century historic villa offers 1,000 sqm of internal surface across four levels, set within a private 1,600 sqm Mediterranean garden. Neoclassical volumes and refined Rococo influences define a residence with an important Bourbon-era heritage, later associated with prominent noble families. Large double-glazed openings frame views of the sea and Vesuvius. The interiors include elegant reception rooms with monumental fireplaces, a convivial kitchen and dining room opening onto the garden, ten bedrooms and ten bathrooms. A marble staircase with wrought-iron balustrade leads to the upper residential floors, distinguished by lofty ceilings, abundant natural light and picturesque outlooks. The extensive semi-basement accommodates a wine cellar, technical and service areas, and a garage with 4 covered car spaces and 3 motorcycle spaces; 5 additional uncovered car spaces are available within the shared park. The garden, planted with maritime pines, palms and flowering shrubs, features a raised outdoor swimming pool with solarium. A panoramic roof terrace enjoys a 360-degree view across Naples, Vesuvius, the Sorrentine Peninsula and Capri. A private vehicular and pedestrian descent leads through the 16,000 sqm shared park to a seafront terrace, shared with only one other co-owner villa. An exceptional coastal residence offering privacy, representation and direct contact with the Gulf of Naples.
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