A splendid Sorrento villa for sale by Sotheby's International.
A beautiful seafront villa near Naples, in the South of Italy, built in Neoclassical style over the remains of an important Ancient Roman villa dating back to the 1st century, still visible and part of the grounds.
The beautiful gardens with more than 1000 species, from palm trees to orange trees, have secret paths through a lush vegetation, adorned with Greek - Roman statues, urns, fountains and of course breathtaking views.
The grand entrance hall is full of precious Roman marble columns and statues.
Opulent Master bedroom
The villa features 9 bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms.
The property has a swimming pool, but among the villas’ unique features there is its private sea access and a sea-platform so you could swim directly to an amazing grotto with crystal blue water.
Spacious and filled with light living rooms, all opening to terraces and the magnificent views.
Lots of precious marble everywhere.
My favorite image: priceless weathered patina in the garden telling us about beauty and the passing of time.
Photography courtesy of Sotheby’s Realty
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13 comments:
I hear Bocelli calling "Toma a Surriento."
ohhhhh to have the money! so beautiful.
I am dying to go there! What an incredible space.
i have always wanted to love in a house on a cliff. i just want to listen and watch the waves for the whole day
Let's!
I love the last image with the beautiful aged setting. Great post. Honestly, you are one of my favorites.
I love the last image with it's aged setting. Great post. You are one of my favorites.
When are you going to invite me to your Villa? Miss you Albarosita :)
Happy Summer!
Iván Meade
Principal Designer
Meade Design Group
I was there not long ago. It's the Villa Tritone in Sorrento. It is even more beautiful than the pictures, and more convenient to the town than indicatted. It was much restored by William Waldorf Astor when he was American minister to Italy in the early 1880s.
That hidden door in the fountain wall is an incredible stonemason and engineering feat! I am running to Sotheby's now! Ciao!
this collection of design are super and very nice post. new design are very good. all collections are pretty good..and all the best for your future designs..
the last photo, the tile and the door........lovely
Kathi
There are not enough words to describe how beautiful this villa is. I would love to stay there for a weekend!
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