The special Mediterranean islands are rarely appearing for sale, but Punta Peta, a slice of Earth in Naples Bay with the diverted walls of an ancient Roman villa whispered its enlarged plants, was on the market for several months.
The narrow island is about 20 miles from the center of Naples, and its sudden slopes like a mark wonder off the city of Baculi on the beach.
“Surrounded by lush Mediterranean plants and Roman antiquities, it provides a great and unique decline,” and reads the promotional tendency of Sotheby’s international realty. He adds that Punta Paca is “an exclusive opportunity to invest in a prominent investment.”
This is one copy of the island’s future.
The other comes from Josie Gerardo Della Rajion, mayor of Baccouli, who depicts the island as a public park. In special hands for decades and barely a visit, its virgin plants will attract both residents and visitors to a less well -known part of the coast of Italy, according to the mayor.
He said in an interview in his office: “It is like Neverland,” which sparked Peter Ban Island. He added: “It is a place you can only go to the daydreams.” “Small Baculi, but it can still be chaotic.”
The sale has become a bit of popular struggle, which puts a deep buyer on a more collective alternative. The main obstacle to the mayor’s plan is the price, which Sotheby put about 10 million euros (about 10.3 million dollars.)
Mr. Della Rajion, a 37 -year -old journalist, said, who was serving a seven -year mayor, and represented a local left -wing party that spread from a code founded by civil activists, as the island was estimated at about two million euros only a few years ago.
When asked about the insertion price, Sotheby referred to the unique nature of property.
The last breakthrough in luxury real estate occurred here about 2000 years ago, when the northern coast of the Gulf of Napoli was a stadium for the aristocracy of the Roman Empire. “Monte Carlo was his time,” said Mr. Della Rajon. The wide thermal bathrooms were part of the clouds. Even the emperor sometimes came wandering. The entire region is part of the Campi Flegrei, or the philgraean fields, a vast area of ​​volcanic activity that includes the nearby Vesuvius Mountain. The Earth rose and fell over the centuries – a seismic operation known as Pradesi.
The vibrant, vibrant floors are now sitting in the Roman villas, which were a previous beach on the sea floor, and four or five yards under blue and watered crystal water, clear to divers and diving. Small breasts occur regularly.
The records indicate that the port adjacent to the Punta Pasta Island was the local port of the Roman Navy fleet, which took control of the western Mediterranean. Some of its gallery saved the survivors from Pompei
Ciro Amoroso, a fan of amateur, embraces the idea of ​​a garden on Punta Bun. He said: “It is our history and heritage.” “It is part of we, so we don’t want to sell it.”
There is at least one possible. Italian law gives the municipality of the right to match the demand price for property of historical importance. Although the mayor is ready to spend his budget for cultural activity on purchase and expects some assistance from the regional government, the possible amount does not approach the demand price.
Instead, he hopes to fill some allies, starting with the dead. The city’s records indicate that between 1830 and 1860, about 1,000 people were buried, and many of them were victims of plague, on the island. The site of the graves is still a mystery, but since the cemetery is a general property, the mayor is wondering whether the island has been privatized using some illegal bureaucracy.
The sale includes 5,000 square meters of land (about 54,000 square feet), including a 200 square meter house. The house differs from the ruins of the ancient Roman villa, although, too, it is recovered by the surrounding forests. Delletta Gorgulo, head of residential sales of the International in Italy, said it has been used by the last 10 or 12 years by the grandfather of the family that sells the land, and he usually sat to see migratory birds.
Francesco Maysto, head of the regional park in Camp Fleejri, said that the island is already under the jurisdiction of the public authority in the region, so any owner will need a permit for landscapes such as cutting trees. This mandate extends to the surrounding waters, which is a protected area due to the rare Poseidonia.
Mr. Maysto said: “Even if you bought the island, you cannot come and do what you want.” “It is a green lung in the area.”
Mrs. Gyogolo depicts a set of restrictions as a selling point, while maintaining the partial historical character of the island. This also means that every new owner can most likely do is renew the house.
Even this is subject to conflict. The mayor said that the original construction permit allows the structure of 120 square meters. The mayor said that the various bureaucratic obstacles may deter any buyer. These obstacles include that selling and any construction requires permission.
Mrs. Gorgulo believes that someone hopes to create a decline that will not be deterred. She said, “It will be a certain type of buyer.” “It is for people who may be rich, but also simple.”
The viewer will only start when the weather improves. Not even the mayor appeared. The family that owns the island rejected the interview requests, as Mrs. Gorgulo described the owner as “shy”, and between the mayor, saying that the Napoli family found all public attention annoying.
It does not take much to get to Punta Pasta. It was one day a peninsula, not an island, until it swept a raging storm in 1966 the sandy beach that connects it to the main righteousness. This aspect is now a common beach, and you can go out a few yards away to the only landing of the island, which is a small cement berth. From there, a long -standing fence is prevented from reaching.
Throughout Italy, the state has the coastal line. In theory, the public could have a cavity along the edges of the island -like island, but there is no beach, only sharp slopes and rock lines sometimes.
Some Pacul residents doubt the city’s wisdom to obtain the island. Antonio Boglis, 50, who is promoting the use of traditional sailing ships, believes that the island garden will be very expensive. But most people randomly questioned the city supported the idea.
Inside Cavelike SCairdac Deli, with cheese and pork treated in wooden beams, GiusePpe Degamardla offers visitors a group of local dishes: the first part of Sciocco, baked baking potatoes and mozzarella, and Friarelliand Local green which is a more bitter version of broccoli.
Mr. Scamardella, 67, is one of the few people in Bacoli who remember being in Punta Pasta. When he was a boy, he gathered mushrooms and wild beans while his father hunted quail and rabbits. He was not on the island since the storm.
He said that Baculi should do something to compete for visitors, otherwise all young people will leave, even if his daughter is the fifth generation that runs the family store.
“If someone purchased the island, it will be terrible,” said Mr. DecamardLla. “We will lose a little Baculi’s soul.”
Virginia Digitano The reports contributed.
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