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Amalfi Coast
Villa Nume
A breathtaking 16th-century fortress in Conca dei Marini, recently renovated — sea vistas, terraced olive groves, and an infinity pool.
About This Villa
Nestled in Conca dei Marini, this recently renovated sixteenth-century villa pairs masculine stone with romantic sophistication. Sea views from every window, attentive house staff, and a daily cook turn a week into a small ceremony.
Terraced gardens of olive groves descend toward the sea; a panoramic infinity-edge pool with a whirlpool sits above the coast; a built-in BBQ and a generous dining table set the alfresco scene.
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Bedroom 1 (Ground Floor): Family bedroom with two king/twin beds
Bedroom 2 (First Floor): King bedroom with private terrace and bathtub
Bedroom 3 (First Floor): Two-level king bedroom with sea view
Bedroom 4 (First Floor): King/twin bedroom with sea view
LIVING SPACES
Elegantly furnished rooms throughout, each with air-conditioning, a safe, a minibar, and a smart TV. Bathrooms equipped with hair dryers.
OUTDOOR FEATURES
Terraced gardens of olive groves, a dedicated vegetable garden, a panoramic terrace with built-in BBQ, and a generous dining table.
POOL DETAILS
Panoramic infinity-edge swimming pool
Whirlpool area for ultimate relaxation
Final cleaning included
Electricity, water, A/C and heating included
Daily housekeeping (10:00 am – 4:00 pm)
Daily continental breakfast
Cook service twice daily (food and beverages billed separately)
Welcome dinner on arrival
Daily pool maintenance
Shuttle service to Amalfi harbour
Wi-Fi internet access
Children welcome
Small pets allowed at the owner's discretion
Non-smoking villa
Utilities, electricity, A/C and heating included
Wi-Fi internet connection included
Check-in: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Check-out: by 10:00 am
Food allowance: €2,000 (paid in cash on arrival)
Visitor's tax: approximately €1.50 – €5.00 per person per day (paid locally in Euro cash)
Quick answers about Villa Nume
- How many people does Villa Nume sleep?
- Villa Nume sleeps 8 guests in 4 bedrooms, with 4 bathrooms.
- Where is Villa Nume?
- Conca dei Marini, Amalfi Coast, Salerno province, Italy. A 16th-century fortress overlooking the coast, terraced olive groves and an infinity pool.
- How much does it cost to rent Villa Nume?
- Villa Nume rents from €22,800 per week. Rates vary by season, and your Doorways travel advisor confirms the exact rate for your dates.
- What is included at Villa Nume?
- Final cleaning included; Electricity, water, A/C and heating included; Daily housekeeping (10:00 am, 4:00 pm); Daily continental breakfast.
- How do I book Villa Nume?
- Book Villa Nume through Doorways Villa Vacations, a US-based, IATA-accredited agency arranging Italian villa stays since 1994. Send an inquiry with your dates, and a dedicated travel advisor replies with availability and the rate.
Inspiration to get you dreaming
Your concierge can help arrange unforgettable experiences tailored to your stay.
Amalfi Coast
Private boat day along the coast
A captain-driven Aprea or Itama from Praiano, swimming the Furore fjord, the Emerald Grotto, and the beach at Marina di Praia. Lunch at Da Adolfo in a cove only the locals can find.
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The Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei)
A seven-kilometre cliff-top trail from Bomerano above Praiano down to Nocelle. Two hours of slow walking with the sea a thousand feet below and the postcard view of the coast all to yourself.
Amalfi Coast
Lemon-farm lunch above Conca dei Marini
A long three-hour pranzo at a family lemon grove. Hand-cut Sfusato lemons, scialatielli pasta with anchovies, mozzarella di bufala from Paestum, and the limoncello they distil themselves.
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Cooking class in a private villa kitchen
A morning with a local nonna making fresh pasta from scratch — orecchiette, scialatielli, paccheri — then sitting down to lunch with what you made.
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Sunset aperitivo at Le Sirenuse or La Sponda
A glass of Greco di Tufo on the terrace at Le Sirenuse, the sun going down behind Capri. The kind of evening you remember.
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Ceramic workshop in Vietri sul Mare
The southernmost village on the coast, the home of Italian majolica. A morning at a family-run kiln, painting your own piece to take home.
Availability
Pricing is per week, Saturday to Saturday. Diagonal cells mark changeover Saturdays — morning departure / afternoon arrival.
Available Booked Changeover (Saturday)
October 2026
November 2026
December 2026
January 2027
February 2027
March 2027
April 2027
May 2027
June 2027
July 2027
August 2027
September 2027
Conca dei Marini
Conca dei Marini, Amalfi Coast — Salerno province, Italy.
A 16th-century fortress overlooking the coast — terraced olive groves and an infinity pool.
Exact address shared on booking.
Map location is approximate. Contact us with any questions.
