Prestigious Property For Sale In Anacapri

This charming villa for sale in one of the most exclusive areas of the renowned Anacapri, a few steps away from its typical town centre, offers picturesque views of the sea.

From the top of its extraordinarily panoramic hillside position, convenient at the same time for reaching the most enchanting beaches of the coast, this estate is the perfect place to fully experience the magic of this island.

The luxuriant Mediterranean nature in which it is immersed not only characterizes the beauty of its surroundings, but also makes the property a perfect corner of privacy and tranquillity.

Right here, where the sea meets unspoiled nature, well-known writers and famous people of the time met, such as Richard Reynolds, father of Pamela Reynolds who gathered around him a community of English writers who all stayed in different properties of the area, including this villa.

This prestigious estate measures approximately 400 internal square meters, has a single floor and has an independent access which leads to the intimate internal courtyard. The marvellous reception hall with an original fireplace and typical vaulted windows overlooks the leafy surroundings.

Continuing we find the eat-in kitchen from which you can access a covered terrace, ideal for spending convivial moments while having lunch in the open air. The quiet sleeping area completes the property with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a master bedroom suite with a private bathroom. This prestigious estate offers an outbuilding for guests, consisting of a double bedroom with a private bathroom.

This beautiful villa benefits from a private garden measuring approximately 1,000 sqm with terraces; noteworthy is the majestic wisteria pergola. This wonderful garden, like the villa itself, enjoys great brightness thanks to its position on the south-west side of the island, which benefits from more natural light.

Built in the most classic Capri style, this villa boasts a timeless design, extraordinarily contemporary today as it was then.