Luxury Villa in San Remo

Exclusive offer - a magnificent villa from the late 19th century with unique architecture, combining colonial, classical, and modern styles. Situated on over 4000 square meters of land, the property features a park with rare plants, a swimming pool, and a guest house of approximately 100 square meters.

The total area of the villa is 1100 square meters, spread over five floors and including a small wine cellar. Four out of the five floors are equipped with not only stairs but also an internal elevator. Imagine the noble persons and celebrities who have had the opportunity to live or stay in this luxurious estate throughout the centuries.

The basement level houses spacious kitchens with a separate entrance, guest rooms, a study, storage rooms, a dressing room, a laundry room, and other service areas, as well as the beginning of the first floor served by the elevator.

An external staircase leads to the residential floors.

The first floor features a vestibule, a dining room, a living room with a beautiful bay window, and a grand salon opening onto a large covered terrace. A wooden staircase leads to the second floor, where four main bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms are located. An atrium, a three-part stained glass window, and wooden details capture admiring glances.

The second floor houses seven bedrooms with bathrooms, and on the upper level, there is another cozy room with a bathroom. After a minor restoration, this villa will shine once again as a beautiful private residence.

The villa is located on Corso degli Inglesi - the panoramic street of San Remo, in the prestigious area of the city known for its colonial villas from the 19th century. In the 19th century, this place was popular among the English aristocracy, who enjoyed the mild climate of Liguria, surrounded by greenery, yet close to the beaches and the city center, which could be reached on foot.

San Remo is one of the most popular tourist destinations. The Portosole tourist port, tennis and equestrian clubs, the Ulivi golf club, the oldest casino in Italy, and numerous luxury shops make the city attractive to tourists.

The surroundings are full of amazing places: the village of Bussana Vecchia to the east with artists, the valleys of Bordighera and Dolceacqua to the west, the Principality of Seborga, and the San Romolo and Monte Bignone natural park near San Remo.

San Remo is known for its events and festivals, such as the Italian Song Festival, the San Remo Rally, and the Milan-San Remo cycling race. The city is well-connected and strategically located, with highways and proximity to the Nice-Côte d'Azur airport, as well as the French Riviera through Monaco to Cannes.