Located in Capri, Italy, this beautiful waterfront castle has once been the holiday home of Roman Emperor Tiberius. The fortress villa, named Via Del Castiglione, has now hit the market for a cool €35 million (about US $45,023,300). The exclusive villa is one of the 12 villas of Tiberius and offers panoramic 360-degrees views of the surroundings. The ruins of this amazing villa were first discovered in 1283 when Carlo d’Angiò started the renovation works. The villa has gone through a series of restorations over the years.
With an interior surface of 6,921 sq.ft., the villa has one master suite with annex studio and walk-in closet, 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 2,100-square-footliving room, a kitchenette, a huge professional kitchen, storage rooms, a studio/media room and staff quarters. Other highlights include a big swimming pool, 40,000 square-meters terraced garden and the “faraglioni”, a true symbol of Capri. Check out the listing at Sotheby’s Reality.
Via: Curbed/HomesOfTheRich
