On Corso Vittorio Emanuele, in the quiet of Parco del Pino, with a second entrance from Via Ventaglieri, there is a house unlike any other. An iconic, bright, panoramic residence with a strong personality, overlooking Naples with its rooftops, its shimmering sea, Castel Sant'Elmo, and the Certosa.
The house unfolds over multiple levels that flow harmoniously between indoors and outdoors: the entrance from Corso Vittorio Emanuele, through an initial flight of stairs, leads to the spacious panoramic living room, the eat-in kitchen, the distinctive guest bathroom, and the large terrace on that level-fully equipped and serving as an extension of the home.
In the sleeping area, a striking corridor opens onto three bedrooms with bathrooms, a study, and a large walk-in closet. Everything connects, across the different levels, with the three terraces and the garden, which also features a private pool-a small suspended retreat where time seems to slow down.
It is also possible to install an internal lift, making the connection between floors even more convenient and natural, without sacrificing the charm of the current architecture.
Part of the house is currently used as guest accommodation, with an independent entrance, perfectly integrated yet separate from the rest of the home-an added value that allows the property to be imagined as a private residence, a boutique hospitality structure, or a mixed solution.
The furnishings, largely included, contribute to the home's strong identity-its colors, materials, and history. Two large garages for cars and motorcycles, along with 24-hour security in the park (where there is an additional parking space), complete a setting defined by comfort, safety, and exclusivity.