Immersed in the heart of the La Spezia hills, this period villa of rare elegance offers the perfect combination of historical charm, absolute tranquillity and a breathtaking panoramic view over the Gulf of La Spezia.
The property, while enjoying a reserved and verdant setting, is located just a few minutes from the city centre, making it ideal both as a permanent residence and as a representative residence.The surrounding park, rich in century-old trees and suggestive views, offers ample space for relaxation and conviviality, perfect for outdoor moments in total privacy.
The villa is built on three levels, harmonising original architectural details with contemporary comfort.
On the main floor is an elegant double room with high ceilings and large openings onto the garden, ideal for receptions and convivial moments, as well as a refined study room, designed for those who want a private work or reading corner.
On the first floor, connected by a scenic marble staircase: three generously sized double bedrooms, a dressing room, and a large bathroom with bathtub, all designed to guarantee comfort and refinement in perfect harmony with the building's historic style.
In the basement there is a versatile tavern complete with kitchen, living room and bathroom, which can easily be converted into an independent flat for guests, service personnel or hobby area.
In a more private and panoramic location within the garden park is a characteristic annexe, ideal as additional accommodation or to accommodate guests with maximum independence.
The large outdoor spaces also allow for the construction of an in-ground swimming pool, adding further value and prestige to the property.
A garage, cellar and several parking spaces complete the offer.
This villa represents a perfect balance of historical elegance and modern comfort, set in one of the most fascinating settings in the Levante Ligure region, with a strong value also in terms of tourism and accommodation as well as a prestigious residence.
La Spezia is located at the extreme eastern end of the Ligurian Riviera, a few kilometres from the border with Tuscany, in the centre of a deep gulf known as the Gulf of Poets, which also includes Lerici and Portovenere, just to name the two most famous places in the world. Its strategic position, on the border with Tuscany, makes it possible to reach Versilia in just half an hour. Forty minutes away are the Cinque Terre, which are part of the province. Its typical cuisine is appreciated: mesciua (a soup of legumes and cereals), fish dishes, focaccette, and the famous white wine from the hills of Luni.
Portovenere 15 km, Cinque Terre 33 km. Forte dei Marmi 49 km, Genoa 110 km, Pisa airport 86 km, Milan 225 km
