
The rooftop terrace features a bamboo pergola providing shade over contemporary outdoor furniture, with views across Positano's clifftop architecture and the Mediterranean Sea beyond.

The master bedroom showcases white walls in a minimalist style, dressed with vibrant accent pillows, and opens directly onto a private balcony facing the Positano coastline.
Ocean House is an 18th-century villa with 6 bedrooms sleeping 12 guests in Positano, commanding uninterrupted sea views across the Amalfi Coast. The property combines historic charm with contemporary coastal design, featuring mid-century Italian furniture, contemporary artwork in blue tones, and handcrafted Vietri ceramics throughout. Lush terraced gardens frame the villa, planted with lemon trees and jacarandas that create natural dining spots perfect for both sunrise coffee and evening meals. The villa sits high above Positano with rare direct road access, eliminating the usual steep climbs associated with most properties in this cliff-side town. Ocean House serves large groups seeking authentic Italian coastal living, offering both the cinematic beauty of the Amalfi Coast and the practical comforts needed for extended stays. The property spans three floors without a lift, making it best suited to guests comfortable with internal stairs. With its elevated position and historic provenance, Ocean House delivers the quintessential Positano experience: dramatic sea views, terraced outdoor living, and immediate access to one of Italy's most celebrated coastal destinations.
See the full property →Best time to visit
Late spring through early autumn offers the warmest weather and fullest access to coastal activities, with May and September providing the best balance of pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer brings peak warmth but also maximum visitor numbers and higher prices. Winter sees most restaurants and hotels close, though the dramatic coastline remains beautiful for those seeking solitude.
01The Architecture
This 18th-century villa represents classic Amalfi Coast architecture, with thick stone walls and traditional proportions that have withstood centuries of Mediterranean weather. The building spans three floors without internal lifts, following the historic design principles of the period when such mechanisms were unknown. Terraced construction allows the villa to follow Positano's dramatic cliff-side topography, with each level opening to outdoor…
02The Interior
The interior design successfully marries 18th-century architecture with mid-century Italian furniture and contemporary coastal styling. Handcrafted Vietri ceramics provide authentic regional character, whilst contemporary artwork in splashes of blue connects the interior palette to the surrounding seascape. The furnishing approach feels considered rather than assembled, with pieces that complement the villa's historic bones whilst providing modern comfort. Room layouts take…
03The Outdoor
Lush terraced gardens cascade down the cliff-side, planted with lemon trees and jacarandas that provide both shade and authentic Mediterranean character. Multiple outdoor dining areas are positioned to capture different times of day, from sunrise coffee spots to starlit evening terraces. The terraced design follows traditional Amalfi Coast landscaping principles, creating intimate outdoor rooms rather than single large spaces. Garden…
04The Location
Positano represents the most photographed and celebrated village on the Amalfi Coast, with its cascade of peach and terracotta buildings tumbling down to the Mediterranean. Ocean House sits high above the main village, providing uninterrupted sea views whilst maintaining convenient road access that most cliff-side properties lack. The position eliminates the steep climbs typically required to reach elevated Positano properties,…
05Ideal For
Ocean House works best for large groups or extended families who value both dramatic coastal setting and practical daily comfort. The six-bedroom configuration suits multi-generational gatherings or friend groups celebrating special occasions. The three-floor layout without lifts makes it less suitable for guests with mobility concerns, whilst the presence of valuable artwork requires consideration when travelling with young children.
TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Da Vincenzo Positano
A local favourite serving exceptional Italian dishes with generous portions and a lovely atmosphere. The pasta is outstanding and the desserts are superb.
6 minutes on foot
dining
Ristorante Max Positano
Elegant handmade pasta and fresh seafood served in a stylish setting with terrace dining, surrounded by art and away from the bustling crowds.
10 minutes on foot
activities
Spiaggia di Positano Marina Grande
The main beach offers crystal-clear waters with stunning views of the colourful cliffs. Visit at sunset for the most peaceful atmosphere.
9 minutes on foot
Starting from
$3,205 / night
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8.3 / 10Key Amenities
- Sea View
- Beach Nearby
- Terrace
- WiFi
- Air Conditioning
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