Bright apartment with rooftop garden facing the sea
Price on request
2 Rooms
1 Bedroom
2 Bathrooms
~113 m² Total surface
~41 m² Terrace surface
Construction year 2026
Description
Bathed in light and sea breeze, the one-bedroom apartment offers understated elegance and welcoming intimacy, with each space designed for harmony and functionality. The living area with kitchenette opens onto a private sea-view terrace, conceived as an elegant rooftop garden, providing an exclusive outdoor space to enjoy in every season.
The bedroom ensures peace and privacy and is enhanced by a seafront balcony, ideal for enjoying the light and the view at any time of day. The apartment is part of the “Lido Appartements pieds dans l’eau” residence, a contemporary development featuring high energy efficiency and equipped with fully electric, latest-generation systems, integrated heating/cooling air conditioning and smart management systems, for modern, sustainable comfort.
Functionality is further enhanced by convenient loading and unloading areas directly under the home and in front of the building, a detail that simplifies daily life and adds practicality. The property is completed by the option to purchase a parking space a few metres away, making the home a modern, functional and well-balanced solution.
Borgio Verezzi is located on the Riviera di Ponente, between Finale Ligure and Pietra Ligure. The village’s renowned beauty and distinctive architecture earned it inclusion in 2008 in the Club of “The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy” and later among the “Pearls of Liguria”. Visiting Borgio Verezzi is like stepping into a natural theatre, immersed in Liguria’s warm colours and crossed by the delicate scents of Mediterranean vegetation.
The most striking feature is the priceless view of the Ligurian coast that can be enjoyed and where, surrounded by the fragrances of Mediterranean vegetation, it feels as if you are suspended between sky and sea.
Perched on Orera Hill, the Saracen village appears as a harmonious ensemble of four different hamlets (Poggio, Piazza, Roccaro, Crosa), characterised by pink-stone buildings set into a panorama of rock and sea, entirely traversed and connected by the narrow “caruggi” and “creuze”, once used by mules and carts.
Just a few metres from the sea you can find the Borgio Verezzi Caves which, rich in colours, are considered the most colourful tourist caves in Italy