Description
A unique residence in a special place. Enclosed within the walls of Aselmeyer Castle, unusual English Gothic architecture designed by architect Lamont Young and completed in 1902, between panoramic terraces and "medieval" towers overlooking the Gulf, develops this particular dwelling of about 355 sqm commercial arranged on several levels. The large residence is designed to be divided into two independent units. The first occupies the entire fourth level of the front of the Castle, for a total of 200 square meters floor overlooking the sea and the peculiar terrace at the level of about 46 square meters framed by two crenellated towers, entirely covered by ashlars in Vesuvius stone, delightful spaces with particular views of the Gulf and Capri. The apartment consists of large living room, kitchen, four bedrooms and three bathrooms including one en-suite. From the same apartment, through a spiral staircase, you reach the large and private terrace, about 33 m² with a wide view of the Gulf. The second and more particular house occupies the first three levels and, through a comfortable staircase covered in marble, leads away from the kitchen, in which is located the main entrance, to the two bedrooms with bathroom. The property retains the elegance of residences of other times combining charm and light, but is well suited to a revisitation of the spaces in a modern way, in fact, in order to facilitate access to the floors, the authorization process for the installation of an internal lift is being completed. It represents an excellent opportunity for those looking for a central solution, but at the same time rare and full of charm.
The attached images illustrate the state of the places of both houses, and a restructuring hypothesis of the unit on the top floor.
