Torre di Civita is reserved in its entirety for one household at a time, with space for up to fourteen guests.
Seven rooms are arranged between the former monastery and the buildings beside it, each with its own en-suite bathroom and individual character.
The library and living room hold the quieter hours of the day. There is a grand dining room, a fireplace, a bar and a games room. Outside, nine terraces move around the house, opening onto different views of the sea, the mountains and the villages below.
Days tend to unfold between the terraces, the gardens and the pool. There is a fitness room for mornings spent inside, hammocks in the shade and places to lie in the sun.
Olives from the grove become the house olive oil. Lemons find their way into the limoncello.
The house is air-conditioned throughout.