A stunning castle perched on the Ligurian hills, some 10 from the sea, in one of Italy’s most picturesque natural settings. The hills of Liguria are rugged and densely vegetated, yet captivating for the views they offer and their intense sunsets
The castle was built in the early 1900s on the ruins of an ancient watchtower; its style is reminiscent of neo-Gothic castles, and it is situated atop the hill, set within a large park of around 12,000 square metres, which forms a natural terrace offering marvellous views towards the sea and the mountains to the east.
In the basement there is a small, cosy votive chapel, a dining room with a kitchen and wood-fired oven, a bathroom, and a wine cellar
On the ground floor: entry is via a portico with stone columns leading into a cosy hallway; from here, on one side, you access the hallway, stairwell, kitchen and bathroom, whilst on the other side it leads into the large living room, divided into two areas by an arched wall; in the living room there is a splendid stone fireplace; from the living room, a small external stone corridor leads to the side turret, which contains an open-plan room,
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two further bedrooms, a sitting room and a bathroom.
On the second floor, there are three bedrooms, a guest bathroom and attic rooms.
The garden features tall trees and several recreational areas.