Villa in Camogli, Italy, 633 sq.m

The villa for sale occupies an excellent location with 360-degree panoramic views of the entire Ligurian coast and the city of Camogli. The construction of the villa dates back to the 1920s, the design and construction was carried out under the direction of the famous Genoese architect Renzo Picasso, who created the Ferrari Square in Genoa.

The entrance to the property is carried out through automatic gates and then along a convenient path with a small rise surrounded by greenery, which ends at two garages included in the property. The villa is surrounded by a garden of about 18,000 sq.m. with equipped gazebos, tables and a stone panoramic tower with a small terrace at the top. Its own grotto, currently closed, was used by the residents of the city as a shelter during the Second World War. Of course, there are all possibilities for the construction of a large panoramic swimming pool.

Inside, the property is divided into a main house and two dependants – one in the tower and the second on the ground floor.

The main apartments begin with a spacious entrance hall, equipped as an office, from where a beautiful staircase leads to the second floor and an attic with large windows. The study is decorated with a beautiful old well made of marble and slate. A large glass door leads to the living room, and a long corridor with large windows (and an additional entrance) leads to a large kitchen with a double marble sink and a built-in kitchen, as well as a beautiful dining room with access to the garden and terrace with spectacular views. A fireplace decorated with majolica warms this room. In the other wing of the villa there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, and below there is a spacious room currently used for storage.

On the ground floor, also with a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea, there is another apartment listed in the cadastre, but under reconstruction. The rest of the property is in excellent condition.

The villa has an elegant finish, the ceilings are beautifully decorated and decorated with frescoes, the floors are inlaid.

Next to the main villa, but with a separate entrance, there is a dependance in the tower, where the floors are connected by an elegant spiral staircase of oval shape. There are two bedrooms with decorated ceilings, a bathroom, a service bathroom, a kitchen and a small view terrace. The last floor with large windows offering an unforgettable view on all four sides is occupied by a spacious living room with an amazing fresco made by the Genoese artist Giovanni Battista Semino.