Still Life Positano

If you're after a stay on the Amalfi Coast with real history, this Positano villa is a great find. Built in 1906 by painter and poet Marquis Nino Marciano, it was once one of the town’s first art galleries – and still retains its character, with modern comforts throughout. The terrace offers sweeping views of Positano, the mountains and the sea, along with a pool with hydromassage seats, sunbeds, and outdoor dining. Inside, there’s plenty of space for larger groups, including three living rooms, three kitchens, and a spa area. Plus, you’re right in the heart of Positano, just a short walk from shops, cafes, restaurants, and the main beach.

Home truths:
*There’s free parking for up to four cars in the garage.
*This home has three living rooms and three kitchens. Two of each are on the first floor, along with four of the bedrooms, and one of each is on the second floor. The final two bedrooms are on the upper level.
*There's a private lift here, but the two bedrooms and bathrooms on the upper level are accessible by a staircase only.
*All bedrooms have air conditioning.
*The swimming pool isn't fenced.
*While the sixth bedroom isn’t photographed, expect the style and quality to be consistent with the rest of the home.