Surrounded by a large park, this Liberty-style estate includes the main building, the former carriage house, and an annex building historically used for agriculture.
The property, which spans three levels, is set in an elegant, peaceful, and scenic context, offering views extending over the plain of Caserta all the way to Mount Vesuvius. The residence features fine period details, such as wrought-iron lantern gates, stringcourse tiles, antique cement tiles, and a turret with a belvedere.
On the main floor, the reception area consists of multiple reception rooms overlooking a long covered terrace, followed by a large dining room and a more intimate area with a pantry and a spacious kitchen with direct access to the garden. The upper level houses a study and several bedrooms, all overlooking the large balcony, except for one which enjoys a double view facing the mountain side. Going further up, you reach the rooftop belvedere turret and the large terrace.
On the lower level, there are spacious and bright rooms opening onto the porch and the large garden, enhanced by plants, fruit trees, and a swimming pool of generous dimensions. Next to the secondary entrance is the large garage.
Furthermore, with an independent entrance from Via Vaccheria, there is another substantial building spanning multiple levels-formerly a farmhouse, later converted into a restaurant-which, together with its large land appurtenances cultivated with olive groves and a vegetable garden, completes this complex and exclusive property.