Torre Di Civita

Set high on the hillside above Ravello, Torre di Civita looks across the Gulf of Salerno, with the coastline on one side and the mountains rising behind it.

The house began as a Saracen tower, built between the tenth and eleventh centuries, before becoming a monastery in the fourteenth. Over time, it became a private residence, shaped by the gatherings and the people who passed through it.

Today, the estate extends across six acres of terraced hillside, with gardens, an olive grove, a pool and nine terraces looking out over the coast.