Riviera Di Ponente, Liguria, Italy

The house is located in the pretty, sun-drenched square of Mortola Superiore. One enters directly into the large kitchen/living room, from whose window you can enjoy the sea view, a wooden staircase leads to the attic floor, currently used as a double bedroom.
Also on the same floor is a bathroom and a small living room with a long balcony, where you can relax or have lunch while enjoying the wonderful view. The internal staircase leads to the floor below, with another sitting room, a bathroom and a bedroom. The floor has an independent entrance onto the small square. A few steps away is the garden, very sunny and with a wonderful sea view, where it is possible to spend afternoons or evenings in tranquillity. Also included in the sale are two parking spaces close to the house.
Separately it is possible to purchase for euro 90.000 two garages located in the square and within walking distange of the house.
The tranquillity of the place and the wonderful location make this property an ideal place to live or to spend your holidays.
The property is located in La Mortola Superiore, a small village above Capo Mortola, a picturesque cape on the Riviera di Ponente that juts out into the sea between the far west of Liguria and the Cote d'Azur. It was here that Sir Thomas Hanbury dropped anchor on his boat in 1867 and it was love at first sight; it was here that he decided to stop after his countless trips to the Orient and it was here that he realised his dream, a garden where exotic and Mediterranean species could coexist. Today, the Hanbury Botanic Gardens are unique in the whole of Europe both for the variety of botanical species and for the beauty of the tropical and subtropical plants that grow luxuriantly here thanks to the exceptional climate of this area. The botanical importance of this place can also be found in the seabed of Capo Mortola with one of the most interesting marine habitats in Liguria, where there are freshwater springs including the Polla Rovereto: a unique environment in Liguria, a Regional Marine Protected Area. The transition from Liguria to the Côte d'Azur is accompanied by unique environmental, historical and archaeological elements that underline the rare beauty of this place: the turquoise and blue colour of the sea, the green of the vegetation, Benjamin Bay, the Balzi Rossi with its red-hued rocks and prehistoric caves, the 'egg beach' where famous people, artists and writers meet. A place so peaceful and yet so close to everything: to fashionable Monte Carlo, Nice Cote d'Azur airport, Cannes, Bordighera, Ospedaletti and Sanremo.