Maison de ville de 4 chambres à vendre à Lerici
Lerici, la Spezia, Ligurie, Italie
Description complète
Just 100 meters from the sea and 30 meters from the marvelous square of Lerici, we are captivated by Villa la Regina del Castello. A characteristic townhouse completely and finely renovated. The villa is spread over four levels, connected from the ground floor by both a convenient internal elevator and a harmonious staircase. With its generous size of approximately 200 square meters, this villa boasts 9 rooms: two spacious rooms used as a living room and a kitchen, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. There is also an external veranda with an additional dining area. The heating is autonomous with underfloor heating, and air conditioning is installed. The roof and facade have been redone. The breathtaking sea view and the view of Lerici's main square make it a truly unique and rare find. Completing this villa, which encapsulates the quintessence of everything one could desire from a house in Liguria, is a large double garage and a cellar internally connected to the house. Of primary importance is the private garden of over 700 square meters with a sea view. In this splendid house, one can enjoy the pleasure of a spa relaxation area. Possibility of a pool. An excellent and extremely rare real estate investment on the market.
INFORMATION: GULF OF POETS
GULF OF POETS: Portovenere, San Terenzo, Lerici, Tellaro. This is the name given to the gulf of La Spezia, which stretches from Portovenere, with the islands of Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto, to the beautiful village of Tellaro. Lerici, the largest municipality in the Gulf, is part of the Montemarcello Natural Park and lies along with San Terenzo within a small natural inlet called the "Gulf of Lerici," which includes some of the most beautiful beaches of the Ligurian Levante with crystal-clear waters and fine sand. Also, splendid are the coves, accessible on foot with steep stairs or by sea, found as you continue towards Tellaro, a village perched on the cliffs of the sea, an ancient pirate hideout. At the opposite end of the Gulf lies the enchanting village of Portovenere, whose beauty fueled the legend that a temple dedicated to Venus Ericina was erected here, where today stands the romantic church of San Pietro. The Palmaria Island closes the horizon, separated from the medieval village of Portovenere by a narrow stretch of sea called "Le Bocche," where visitors can refresh themselves with splendid walks and swims in the cool waters. Portovenere, Palmaria Island, and Tino have been part of UNESCO's World Heritage since 1997.
IT CAN BE REACHED by train with a stop in La Spezia, from where bus and ferry services are available; by car via the A15 PR-SP motorway, exiting at La Spezia and then following the signs for Lerici (before entering the city) or for Portovenere.
"Halfway between Liguria and Tuscany, the perfect borderland, the small fishing village of Bocca di Magra and its beaches of Punta Bianca and Punta Corvo, in the splendid scenery of the Montemarcello Natural Park. Bocca di Magra is known to have been a meeting place for writers and intellectuals, such as Eugenio Montale, Giulio Einaudi, Cesare Pavese, and others
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