In a privileged seafront position, with panoramic views of Portoferraio’s rocky islet and overlooking the island’s iconic white beaches, this magnificent timeless villa, surrounded by 1,000 sq m of garden, promises a lifestyle in harmony with the beauty and tranquillity of its surroundings and its seafront location. With clean lines, open spaces and large windows connecting the interiors with the outdoors, this villa perfectly balances comfort and functionality. Built in the early 1970s, it reflects the period’s linear, elegant architecture, with spaces opening onto the clear, warm light typical of this side of the island.
The property is arranged over three levels. The ground floor comprises a large garage, cellar and additional spaces which, once renovated, could be used as facilities serving the villa. The two upper floors are intended for residential use and contain two separate apartments, each measuring over 120 sq m: one on the first floor and the other on the penthouse level. They are independent, with external access staircases positioned on opposite sides of the building.
Internally, the two apartments, whose bathrooms and kitchens have been renovated, retain their original features, including the perfectly restored original marble floors, the generous size of the individual rooms and the simple, functional architecture. Both apartments comprise a spacious living area centred around a lounge opening onto the seafront terrace, accessed via an entrance hall, as well as a kitchen and a utility room. The sleeping area contains two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The property’s true added value lies in its seafront position and aspect, which allow it to enjoy sunshine throughout the day and, even in winter, provide the opportunity to spend time outdoors socialising or relaxing. Above all, the beaches of Padulella and Capo Bianco can be reached within just a few minutes on foot. The fully fenced property is accessed via a private road closed by an electric gate, serving the homes in the area and guaranteeing private access to the sea.