Imperia, Imperia, Liguria, Italy

This noble apartment full of light and which opens onto the greenery of its own private garden, is situated in a small yet prestigious recently built building, fully equipped with all
comforts, just 500 metres from the sea and the commodities in town.
Its large garden surrounds it on three sides and with its portico and large, modern motorized sun shade, it is possible to eat in the open whilst enjoying the sun and sea view in all seasons. The main entrance leads into an airy living room with a kitchenette, which opens onto the portico and garden.
The sleeping quarters are made up of a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a second bedroom and a bathroom.
The apartment is fitted with air-conditioning and alarm systems.
A garage and a basement complete the property.
Ideal for those who enjoy peace and quiet and spending time in the open, whilestill having all amenities nearby.
The property is situated in Imperia, near the old hamlet of Porto Maurizio, perched on a promontory in a quiet position from which it is easy to reach the Borgo Prino seafront walkway, with its bars, typical local cuisine restaurants, cafès and pizzerias.
Porto Maurizio, which together with Oneglia make up Imperia, is situated on a promontory over the sea. Its historical center known as Parrasio is an intertwining of narrow 'carruggi'
and 'creuze' (alleyways and walkways) amidst period buildings. Among the many beautiful examples of neoclassical religious architecture there is the San Maurizio Basilica church,
which is the largest church in Liguria; the baroque Santa Chiara church to which is connected a stunning open portico which dominates the sea from above and incorporates an old Saracen Tower; the San Maurizio Baroque Parish church which has interior
frescoes painted by Tomaso Carrega. Surrounding this historical center there are various old fisherman hamlets: Borgo Prino with its typical buildings painted in typical Ligurian colours, all facing the sea along the promenade, with pebbled and sandy beaches just below, and typical bars and restaurants; Borgo Foce, with its little harbour for 'Gozzo' fishing boats, is connected, via a scenic and picturesque walkway overlooking the sea, to Borgo Marina with its sandy beaches and Marina, where the Calata Anselmi dockside hosts the yearly Vele d'Epoca international
classic sailing boats festival. Once a town dedicated to sea navigation, but above all to the production and trading of olive oil for which it was famous throughout the Mediterranean, today Porto Maurizio, thanks to its beaches, Marina and climate, is mainly a tourist destination. The property is close to all amenities and just 5 minutes from Imperia Ovest motorway exit, 30 min from Sanremo, 49 min from the French Riviera and just 1hr from
Nice International Airport to the west and 1,20 hrs from Genoa International Airport to the east.