Estate with lemon grove and farmhouse in Sorrento, terrace over the Gulf

On the hill above Sorrento the lemons grow beneath chestnut pergolas, and the estate keeps four hundred trees, protected by black netting. The farmhouse dates from the nineteenth century, with tufa walls and barrel vaults; it has a kitchen with a fireplace in which lemon wood burns in winter, and an 80 m² terrace looking over the Gulf and Vesuvius.

Five bedrooms and four bathrooms in the 400 m² main house, a two-room cottage, the vaulted cellar and a pool cut into the trees. The price, reduced by 6%, allows for maintenance work still to be planned on the roofs. Independent heating, three parking spaces.