An Amalfi Coast Residence with Direct Sea Access – Now for Sale

Set within a natural cove in Conca dei Marini on the Amalfi Coast, between Amalfi and Praiano, and just east of Positano, the waterfront residence includes seven sea-view bedrooms, each with a private terrace, and is accessible by both road and water, with a private path to the sea. The property is on the market with Italy Sotheby's International Realty, with pricing available upon application.

Beds: 7  Baths: 9  Interior: 650 m² / 6,996 ft²

The 650 m² (6,996 ft² ) residence spans multiple levels with seven bedrooms, each oriented toward the sea and opening onto a private terrace.

Amenities: Private dock, direct sea access, multiple terraces, all sea-view bedrooms with private terraces, landscaped garden, private path to the sea, private spa area

The Amalfi Coast runs along southern Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula, just below Naples, and remains one of the most visually distinct coastlines in Europe. Towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello have long defined its global image, while smaller enclaves like Conca dei Marini operate more discreetly within that landscape.

It continues to attract an international audience drawn to its long-standing association with a more understated, old-world glamour.

What underpins the value of the Amalfi Coast is the geography. With its distinctive topography, development is limited by its dramatic cliffs, which in turn constrains the number of properties that can offer direct sea access, usable outdoor space, and privacy at once. As a result, homes like this one, positioned directly on the water, remain limited and are typically held over the long term.

The residence also offers a prime location set along the coast between Amalfi and Praiano, just east of Positano. In practical terms, Positano is approximately a 20-minute drive to the west, with Amalfi closer at around 10 minutes. Amalfi serves as the historic and logistical center of the coast, while Praiano is quieter and more residential, known for its lower density and west-facing views. The stretch between them is less defined by a central town and more by individual properties positioned directly into the cliffside.

The residence is located in Conca dei Marini, a small coastal village in the Province of Salerno known for its steep cliffs, whitewashed houses, and quieter, more residential character compared to nearby Amalfi and Positano. The coastline here is shaped by natural coves and irregular rock formations, allowing for properties to sit closer to the water than in many other parts of the Amalfi Coast. The area is also home to the Grotta dello Smeraldo, or Emerald Grotto, a well-known sea cave where light filtering through an underwater opening gives the water its distinctive green tone, reinforcing the identity of this particular stretch of coastline.

The residence spans approximately 650 m² (6,996 ft²) across multiple levels, with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Each bedroom is oriented toward the sea and opens onto a private terrace, with interior volumes defined by notable ceiling heights and a layout centered on outward-facing living.

Outdoor space is distributed across multiple terraces, with a main living area opening directly onto a primary terrace overlooking the garden and coastline. From the grounds, a private path leads to the water, culminating in direct sea access.

A small private spa area has been incorporated along the descent to the sea, positioned between the residence and the shoreline.

Its proximity to Hotel Il Saraceno further anchors the location. The hotel is one of the few properties along the coast built directly at sea level with its own beach and dock, reinforcing the rarity of this type of positioning.

Offered at price upon request, the property reflects the limited availability of waterfront homes along the Amalfi Coast where direct access, scale, and positioning align.

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