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Perched on a dramatic cliff on the Amalfi Coast, this stunning home was originally a medieval watchtower. Now a stunning holiday home spread across four annexes, this is an excellent option for several families travelling together – there’s plenty of space for everyone. The outside space is beautiful, with a swimming pool and a series of terraces showcasing striking sea views. Unique and full of character, this home blends historic charm with modern elegance. This is a delightful home in southern Italy. 

Watching Amalfi

Experience Sorrento like a local at this charming apartment, perched along a quiet residential street yet within walking distance of the historic centre. Boasting two balconies to take in the mountain views, this home makes a great first impression, although it's worth noting that the kitchen is compact here. But with trattorias just moments away, we suspect you’ll be eating out anyway. Ideal for a small family, the living room’s sofa bed suits children sharing. Meanwhile, the private balcony off the main bedroom means grown-ups can unwind once the little ones are tucked up in bed.

The Terraces

A short stroll from the sea, this characterful apartment places you in the heart of Sorrento’s historic centre. Inside, you’ll find an open-plan living and dining space alongside two generously sized double bedrooms — one featuring French doors that open onto a balcony, perfect for morning coffees. With a wealth of charming restaurants and shops right on your doorstep, plus easy access to the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii for day trips, this is an ideal base to soak up the region’s magic.

Sunny Sorrento

Perched on the top floor with a wraparound balcony and distant mountain views, this central Sorrento apartment has got a lot going for it. A great find for friends or couples sharing, each bedroom comes with a private en-suite, and there’s a sofa-bed in the living room for the last two guests. If we were being picky, the indoor living space feels compact, but there’s space to spill out onto the terrace for those obligatory sundowners. And let’s face it – with Sorrento’s best spots just a walk away (uphill on the way back), chances are you’ll be out and about exploring anyway. 

The Gold of Sorrento

Nestled within a lemon orchard, this stunning villa is practically hanging off the side of the Amalfi Coast. On the villa’s stepped terraces, the citrus scent of fresh lemons combines with sea salt as you enjoy uninterrupted views over the azure Tyrrhenian Sea. Walkways shaded by twisting grapevines, magenta bougainvillaea and wisteria bursting in purple clouds give way to panoramic views. You’ll find endless secluded spots for dining outdoors, or lounging in the sun. Inside, we were really taken by the hand-painted tiles in every room, bursting with blues, yellows and greens, and the hand-painted details like the decal in the shower, that feel distinctly Amalfi. Rather than facing the TV, the living room’s sofa points directly at the French windows and that incredible sea view and both main bedrooms have their own French windows for a view all to yourself. From the villa, it’s a short walk to the beach at the bottom of Maiori. Here, you can join the coastal walking path that links all the quintessentially Amalfi Coast villages. Or, head out in the car to the town of Amalfi, a fifteen-minute drive away.  

Citrus & Sea Salt

In charming Sant’Agnello, this apartment makes a great base for those keen to experience the quieter side of Sorrento. The atmosphere here is more laid-back, yet you'll still find plenty of restaurants within easy reach. Sorrento's beaches and town square are also just a twenty-minute stroll away. Back home, rest your feet in the breezy living area or snuggle up in the two comfortable bedrooms. We're also big fans of the private balcony. It's small, but it works well for sundowners – and you'll even have a slight view of the sea and Mount Vesuvius.

Sant'Agnello Azure

It's all about location here, so if you've been planning a trip to Sorrento and want to be in the action, this could be a good option. Stroll to the marina or wander the cobbled streets, dipping into local markets and artisan boutiques. If you have a car, it makes a solid base for discovering the Amalfi Coast, too, with rustic villages and seaside towns just a short drive away. And, while it may be a bit snug at full capacity – with two people on the living room sofa bed – for a short stay, it has a lot of pros. 

Sorrento's Diamond

This modern apartment is located in a historic building in the heart of Sorrento. From here, you can walk to the port, beaches, shops, and restaurants – you’ll have everything you need close to hand. The apartment is surrounded by a communal citrus garden with sea views and also offers access to a shared basketball and tennis court. The private terrace is equipped with a table and sofas, and two bedrooms have balcony access, too. This is an attractive, contemporary home, perfect for groups of friends and family trips. 

A Lemon Kiss

There's a reason the Amalfi Coast is a hotspot among holidaymakers. The fifty-kilometre long stretch of shimmering beaches and technicolour villages looks straight out of a fairytale, with a balmy climate and delicious cuisine to solidify its appeal. In this colourful apartment, you'll be right in the thick of it. 

Located in a typical Italian building, the characterful home is of traditional style, with tiled flooring from the Vietri Ceramics School, while antique furniture and vintage artwork will transport you to the simpler times of this historical town. From your bedroom balconies, take in far-reaching views of neighbouring rooftops, rugged cliff faces and the landmark Duomo – you can reach this medieval cathedral in just three minutes on foot.

While you're out and about, wind your way towards the Ruga Nova Mercatorum, a narrow street is lined with top-tier pizzerias and eclectic boutiques. Get your eating and shopping fix before heading down to the shoreline, where you can while away the remainder of the day on the beach or take a ferry to nearby Sorrento.

Amalfi View

Housed in a residential building, this sleek room offers a convenient hotel alternative for solo travellers or couples, equipped with everything needed for a fuss-free stay. Location-wise, you're in the heart of Sorrento, just a short walk from the beach. You'll also be within easy reach of the port, with restaurants and bars on your doorstep – handy, as this pad doesn't come with a kitchen. The interiors are a little basic for our liking, but it's modern and there's a dedicated workspace. Plus, the freestanding tub is the perfect place to relax after busy days spent travelling. 

Sunset Sorrento

Whether you want to soak up the Sicilian sunshine or enjoy an alfresco meal with your loved ones as the sun sets, this home’s roof terrace is ideal. We adore its stunning views over Mount Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples. You’ll find here a dining table for eight, benches, sun loungers, parasols and an outdoor shower.

Inside this recently renovated apartment, French doors allow plenty of light in. Two of the double bedrooms have access to the main terrace, while the other double bedroom has doors to a smaller balcony, so you can walk straight out in the morning – how wonderful is that?

When you fancy exploring the area, it couldn’t be easier – the beautiful coastal town of Sorrento is a short drive away (it's also easily walkable if you prefer). Alternatively, have a wander around Sant'Agnello or bask on the sands of Spiaggia La Marinella, a short walk away. The train station is just 500 metres from this home, with services to Pompei, Ercolano and Naples, while buses link to many places of interest, including Paestum and the Royal Palace of Caserta.


Torrisi 

Deep blues, sunshiney yellows – how can you not think of the sea when you see these shades? Taking inspiration from Sorrento's nearby harbour and rocky beach, the design of this second-floor apartment is as bright and cheery as the surrounding neighbourhood. There's no doubt it's stylish, but it's also packed with modern amenities that make your stay a dream, from rainfall showers to a kitchen where you'll love rustling up Italian feasts. We adore the quirky touches here, too – our favourite is the stone wall in the shower, which uses the rocky facade of the mountain. 

Did we mention the two sun-kissed balconies? Both offer excellent spots to breathe in the coastal breezes and bask in Sorrento's good weather. Whether you're dining alfresco under the shady parasol or sharing a bottle of Italian wine on the outdoor sofas, this is the place to sit back, relax and fall in love with Sorrento.

Location-wise, you can't do much better. Beaches, eateries and shops are all just steps away. Take a stroll along the postcard-pretty marina in the mornings, followed by lunch at a waterfront restaurant. Do some sightseeing in the historic centre in the afternoons, including a wander around Piazza Tasso and a stop off at the Cattedrale dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo. You're also about an hour or so drive from Naples and Pompeii – perfect for day trips.

Sun-Kissed Cerulean

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