Villa Bacio d'Oro

Nestled in Amalfi's historic charm, this villa, immortalized in the 1867 tome 'Costa delle Sirene,' is locally known as the "Palace" and was acquired by Marquis Francesco Mottola of Amato in 1943. Meticulously restored, it attained the prestigious status of a "monument of national interest" in 2004. The Villa stands on the western side of Amalfi, along the road to Positano. It has a privileged location with a feast of astounding views.

Recently renovated by the current owners and heirs, this villa apartment is equipped with all modern comforts, yet retains its elegant aristocratic character, including the fascinating cave that gives access to the elevator. It is elegantly furnished in shades of yellow and green and has beautiful floors with floral motifs and lozenges.

This charming apartment features balconies with breathtaking sea views and offers access to a beautiful garden. The garden is furnished with comfortable sun chairs, perfect for relaxing in the sun. This apartment also has a shared garden space located on the upper terrace, providing a delightful space to enjoy the lush surroundings. A few miles from the property there is a beautiful and large public swimming pool.

The spacious interiors and the striking views of the apartments can be enjoyed in all seasons. It is close to many outstanding villages, historic sites and locations ( Ravello, Positano, Emerald Grotto, Paestum, Pompeii, Capri, etc..), offers access to the great cities of of Naples and Salerno, and is ideally situated to enjoy the many attractions and events that the Amalfi Coast can offer.

Amalfi is a beautiful seaside town of about 5,500 residents. It sits perched along the famous Amalfi Coast, one of Europe’s most dramatic stretches of road. Historically it is one of the original ancient Maritime Republics and a major port and trading center in the Mediterranean.

This town offers stunning vistas, lovely piazzas lined with cafes and restaurants and shops for all of your needs. There are also some fine sights, such as the town’s Duomo, Sant’Andrea. Enjoy the church itself or visit its Cloister of Paradise and Crypt where the remains of Saint Andrew are kept. Or just relax along on its lovely beach.

Amalfi is a great home base for hopping all along the coast. Buses and ferries keep regular schedules and make day trips to places like Positano, Sorrento, Pompeii and Capri very easy.

When traveling to the Amalfi Coast, it's essential to be prepared for a landscape characterized by dramatic cliffs, narrow streets, and picturesque villages perched on steep hillsides. This unique topography means that stairs are an integral part of the experience, as many locations are accessible only by foot. The stairs can range from quaint, narrow alleyways to long flights that connect different levels of the town or lead down to the sea. While this might require more effort, it also offers a more intimate and immersive experience, providing breathtaking views and the opportunity to explore hidden gems. Embracing the stairs is a part of embracing the authentic charm and beauty of the Amalfi Coast.

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