The luxury Villa "La Vedetta" on the Italian island of Capri is certainly one of the most beautiful villas in the area. Its position high on the rocky outcrop provides an amazing view that goes from Marina Piccola to Ischia all along the stunning Amalfi Coast.
The villa has a built surface area of 400 m2 (4,300 sq ft) is surrounded by over 1000 m2 (almost 11,000 sq ft) of outdoor terraces and gardens. It is located just a ten-minute walk from the famous piazza of Capri, and you can get there by climbing the picturesque stone steps, but it is also equipped with a second entrance with an elevator.
The property is divided into two building units. The main house has two storeys. The first floor includes a large living room with vaulted ceilings and a fully-equipped rustic kitchen which lead directly onto the terrace, where you can enjoy incredible views of the island and the shining blue Mediterranean Sea.
On the second floor there are three bedrooms with their own balconies overlooking the sea, each with en-suite bathroom. The second unit, an annex building set apart from the main house in the garden, features a large living room, a separate kitchen, four more bedrooms and three bathrooms.
This luxury property for sale in Italy is perfect for relaxing in the Italian sunshine with your swimming pool, barbecue and luscious garden, isolated from the hustle and bustle of daily life, although Sorrento and Naples are still just a hop across the water.
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