Pietra Ligure, Savona, Liguria, Italy

An ancient medieval stronghold built by a branch of the noble Obertenghi family, designed with defensive criteria dating back to the period of the adjacent arched aqueduct, which is still partially visible and in fair condition today.
The strategic location, carefully chosen by the original builders, ensured defendability, access to arable land, presence of wildlife, and above all, proximity to a watercourse-essential elements for self-sufficiency and defense.

These features remain intact, making the property not only historically significant but also functional.
In the 16th century, the structure underwent internal renovations commissioned by the Accame Counts and the noble Monti Bragadin family, which resulted in the current interior layout.

The property also includes 32,400 sqm of adjoining land, composed of agricultural fields and coppice woodland, adding both value and versatility to its potential uses.
This is a rare opportunity for those seeking a historic property that is easily accessible, rich in charm and potential, and suitable for restoration and customization-also ideal for a tourism-oriented investment.

Pietra Ligure is a lively seaside town on the western Ligurian Riviera, in the province of Savona. Overlooking the Ligurian Sea, it is renowned for its well-preserved medieval old town, sandy beaches, and mild year-round climate.
The town combines the charm of Ligurian tradition with a strong tourist appeal, offering numerous services, cultural events, and outdoor activities. Well connected, it is an ideal destination both for holidays and as a permanent residence.

Pietra Ligure 2 km, Alassio 30 km, Savona 32 km, Genoa Airport 74 km, Milan 202 km, Turin 166 km, Nice (France) 125 km