Capri, Naples, Campania, Italy

Just a few steps from the Marina Grande port, yet immersed in an atmosphere of absolute tranquility, lies this historic residence, part of the 19th-century complex known as Villa Il Fortino, or "Bismarck," named after the famous German chancellor Otto von Bismarck. The independent entrance leads to the property via a short staircase, immediately revealing the authentic character of Capri's architecture. The main house consists of a bright living room, kitchen, dining area enhanced by a large glass window, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a spacious terrace in traditional Capri style perfect for enjoying peaceful moments surrounded by the island's scents and colors.

Outside, the property opens onto a large private terraced courtyard, enriched by plots of land that complete its uniqueness. In this secluded outdoor space, there is also a separate structure, formerly used as a laundry room and now converted into a guest annex with a bedroom and bathroom, ideal for visitors or for independent use of the spaces. On the lower ground floor, there are two large cellars, as well as a historic cistern over five meters high authentic architectural remnants of the past.
The entire property stands out for its harmonious and authentic architecture, perfectly consistent with the original style of the "Bismarck" complex. Among the most distinctive features are the oval windows, soft volumes, traditional materials, and an architectural composition that reflects the balance typical of Capri's historic residences.

A place suspended in time, where historical memory and architectural beauty blend into an exclusive homeideal for those seeking the true essence of Capri, in a convenient yet private location, surrounded by the sea, silence, and timeless charm.