"Dimora Donna Eva" is an elegant, recently renovated apartment located on the first floor of a charming historic 17th-century building, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious living room, and a separate kitchen.
After a day of exploring and discovering the city’s beauty, the small terrace is the ideal oasis to enjoy a truly distinctive view of the rooftops of ancient houses, church domes, glimpses of the sea at Mergellina, and breathtaking sunsets amid the incredible silence and tranquility of this part of Naples!
This cozy home, rich in history and timeless charm, blends period details with all modern comforts: the air conditioning system is state-of-the-art, and the kitchen and bathrooms are equipped with all the utensils and appliances needed for a comfortable stay.
Strategically located between the heart of the Historic Center and the elegant Chiaia neighborhood, it’s the perfect starting point for exploring the city! Just a few minutes from Piazza del Plebiscito, the property is very well connected: the metro, funiculars, and public transportation are all just a short walk away, allowing you to easily reach every part of the city, including the port and the train station. Using public transit, you can conveniently reach the stunning islands of Capri, Procida, and Ischia, the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and the enchanting towns along the Sorrento and Amalfi Coasts!
We look forward to welcoming you personally upon your arrival and carefully showing you around the apartment to ensure your utmost comfort during your stay.
We’ve also put together a guide with all the most important information, which you’ll find in the apartment and that will help you with whatever you need.
If you’re coming by car, there are several paid parking garages nearby where you can conveniently park your vehicle.
Finally, we’d like to share with you the true story of this home, which is very dear to us…
“Dimora Donna Eva” is the result of a meticulous renovation of what was, for more than 30 years, the home of an extraordinary foreign woman who arrived in Naples in 1960 and fell madly in love with the city and with Enzo, her great love, with whom she shared a passion for art, architecture, history, legends, and the natural beauty of this “magical” land.
Eva was a person with a big heart, a great lover of animals, generous to the less fortunate, and kind to everyone—and for this reason, she was deeply loved by all who knew her. Everyone in the neighborhood remembers her with a sweet smile!
