Set within a unique panorama of consummate beauty, this property lies along Via di Tiberio near the ruins of Villa Jovis, the largest of the Emperor Tiberius' residences on the Isle of Capri.
Nearby is the imposing Villa Lysis, better known as Villa Fersen, built by the French poet Jacques Fersen in the early 1900s.
The residence nestles amidst tall trees and lush Mediterranean vegetation, a twenty-minute walk from the famous town square and Capri's sophisticated centre.
Beautifully illuminated pinewoods of approximately 5,500 sq.m. surround the villa, which boasts thick tufa walls surfaced with sandstone.
The finely appointed dwelling is comfortable year-round, equipped with gas-oil heating and a lovely marble fireplace.
It has three floors; the ground level is actually raised due to the slope of the land.
The interiors feature a spacious formal living area, large kitchen, three ample bedrooms and two baths.
A small room upstairs leads to a roof terrace with a panoramic view.

Superfici della Villa - Surface area

Ground floor	mq. net	mq. gross
Entrance to the stairs	12,50	*
Passage way	9,18	*
Bed 1	10,90	*
Bed 2	19,00	*
Bed 3	10,17	*
Living room	36,77	*
Bathroom	5,88	*
Bathroom	2,80	*
Kitchen	11,50	*
Loggia	10,44	*
Loggia	4,10	*
Total square metres	133,24	181,00
Basement	mq. net	mq. gross
Stair well	12,50	*
Store	15,68	*
Heating plant	14,55	*
Small tank-water	10,90	*
Big tank-water	19,00	*
Total square metres	72,63	107,00
Roof terrace	mq. net	mq. gross
Stair well	12,50	21.70
Terrace	152,80	*
Total square metres	165,30	21,70
	Total	Total
	218,37	309,70

Outside pertinence	mq.
Floor areas	80,00
Pergola, bbq, oven,well	35,00
Total square metres	115,00
Land	mq.
Pine - wood	5500,00
Viewpoints	100,00