Location and Surrounding Area. Located near Maiori and featuring terraces with spectacular views of the sea, this four-bedroom villa is the perfect place for those seeking complete privacy and relaxation on one of the most famous stretches of coastline in the Mediterranean. Deemed an outstanding example of a Mediterranean landscape by Unesco, the Amalfi Coast is one of Italy's most memorable destinations. Here, mountains plunge into the sea in a vertical scene of precipitous crags, cliff-clinging abodes and verdant woodland.

Maiori's wide stretch of beach that covers about a kilometer of coastline in fine and large-grain sand is the town's top attraction, making it a lively and popular destination. The Amalfi Coast does not have many sandy beaches: the coastline is instead home to countless tiny coves lined with rocks or small beaches with pebbles worn smooth by the waves. The main seafront beach was formed as a result of the catastrophic floods of 1954 which destroyed the historic center and is located next to the rebuilt modern center.

Thanks to its enviable geography between the eastern and western parts of the Mediterranean, Amalfi became politically and economically important to the Byzantine Empire, and a promoter of Christianity in northern Africa. Tucked between mountains and sea, Amalfi is a town best explored on foot. While Piazza Duomo and the main street are home to most shops and restaurants, spend some time exploring the quieter side streets, where you will find arched passageways, hidden gardens and tiny piazzas.

Nestled high on a hill above Amalfi, Ravello was founded by the Romans and rose to prominence in the Middle Ages. However, it earned its reputation as a modern-day Shangri-La by luring the most gifted artists of each era. Ravello is famous for its ravishing gardens and stupendous views, the best in the world according to former resident Gore Vidal. The Ravello Festival is a classical music festival held in the gardens of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, and in a fabulous auditorium designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

Conca dei Marini is a pearl on the Amalfi Coast amongst scented lemon orchards and flamboyant flowers. Less renowned than the nearby Amalfi, Ravello and Positano, this tiny town has impeccably preserved the old charm of a fishing village, with white houses tucked into the rock, like precious stones in a sculpted setting. It first made headlines in 1962, as Jacqueline Kennedy, on holiday with her children in Ravello, would depart from Conca dei Marini’s port for waterskiing trips with the Agnelli family.

The villa is also a few kilometers from Vietri sul Mare, a seaside resort exceptionally renowned for its ceramics. The majolica-decorated dome and bell tower of San Giovanni Battista have almost come to symbolize this town overlooking the Bay of Salerno. Cooking utensils, plates, vases and tiles have been made here since the 1400s. In the mid-18th century, Vietri sul Mare became known as the majolica-makers’ district, a suburb of Cava de’ Tirreni.

Torre di Amalfi is 67 km from Naples Capodichino International Airport and 295 km from Rome Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Maiori is 1.8 km from the villa, Minori is 3 km, Amalfi is 6 km, Ravello is 10 km, Conca dei Marini is 10 km, Vietri sul Mare is 15 km, Praiano is 19 km, Positano is 22 km, Pompeii is 39 km, Herculaneum is 56 km, and Naples is 63 km. The villa is located in near the center of Maiori, where all the necessary services can be easily found.

The Property. Perched high on a hill with spectacular views over the sea, Torre di Amalfi provides the ultimate retreat for those seeking complete privacy and relaxation in one of the most evocative corners on the Amalfi Coast. With an impressive sense of comfort, this exclusive villa features panoramic terraces spread on multiple levels and abundance of natural light. Overlooking the sea, Torre di Amalfi can accommodate eight guests featuring four double bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Offering a peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views over the sea, the villa boasts an exclusive pool and a generous sundeck equipped with comfortable sun loungers inviting guests to sit back and unwind while enjoying the panorama. Set among lemon trees and plants, the outdoor area is spread over terraces on multiple levels. Here you will find an exceptional hot tub, a spacious al fresco dining area with large table and barbecue, and a lounge area for relaxing and socializing.

Built into the rock, the interior space of the villa is spread over two levels. Flooded with light, the ground floor boasts a cozy open-plan living space complete with kitchen area. Decorated with a palette of soft and natural tones, this bright room features a comfortable and large sofa, direct access to the outdoor area, a pellet fireplace, and a kitchen featuring dishwasher, oven and microwave, toaster and coffee machine. On the same floor you will also find two bedrooms.

Offering charm and modern comfort, the ground floor features two double bedrooms, one with a window overlooking the sea. On the same floor you will also find a bathroom with shower, which can be used by the guests of the rooms on this floor. Accessed by a short flight of steps, the upper floor features two double bedrooms: one bedroom has a balcony with sea views and en-suite bathroom with shower, while the other has en-suite bathroom and shower in the room, in front of the bed. Please note that two bedrooms (one on the ground floor and one on the upper floor) are inner rooms with an opaque window that cannot be opened.

On request, this double bedroom can be converted into a twin room. In the larger bedroom on the first floor, the one with the balcony, you will find a single sofa bed, which is available on request for an extra guest, at an extra cost. The property features a parking space for two cars. Near the parking space is a cableway for the transport of the guests' luggage. A staff member will take care of loading the luggage on the cableway. Please note that the main entrance of the villa can be reached through 87 steps from the main road.