In the heart of Borgio Verezzi, nestled in a panoramic position and convenient to services, the apartment on the first floor of a villa offers bright and harmonious spaces that invite you to discover and experience the Riviera in all its nuances. The entrance opens onto a spacious living room, flooded with natural light, which overlooks a private patio: a secluded corner where you can start the day with breakfast in the sun, relax, or share intimate dinners, surrounded by greenery and open views that extend beyond the neighboring properties. The sleeping area hosts three bedrooms, each with a balcony overlooking the surrounding greenery, allowing light and fresh air into every room. Two functional bathrooms complete the interior spaces, designed to offer comfort and a relaxing environment to rejuvenate after a day spent among the wonders of the sea. Outside, the private garden opens up as a natural extension of the house, ideal for outdoor lunches under the blue sky, convivial barbecues, or simple moments of relaxation immersed in the greenery. The property is completed by a large garage, ensuring convenience and security in daily movements. The apartment offers a sweet and harmonious balance between natural light, the sea on the horizon, and the surrounding greenery, creating a peaceful and welcoming refuge for those seeking serenity and the authentic beauty of the Riviera.
Borgio Verezzi is located on the Riviera di Ponente, between Finale and Pietra Ligure. The renowned beauty and architectural peculiarities of the village earned it a place in the "Most Beautiful Villages of Italy" Club in 2008 and later in the "Pearls of Liguria" list. Visiting Borgio Verezzi is like stepping into a natural theater, immersed in the warm colors of Liguria and surrounded by the subtle scents of Mediterranean vegetation. The most striking aspect is the incomparable view of the Ligurian coast that can be enjoyed, where, immersed in the scents of the Mediterranean vegetation, it feels as if you are suspended between sky and sea. Perched on the Orera hill, the Saracen village presents itself as a harmonious ensemble of four different hamlets (Poggio, Piazza, Roccaro, Crosa), characterized by pink stone buildings set in a landscape of rock and sea, entirely traversed and connected by the narrow "caruggi" and "creuze" once used by mules and carts. Just a few meters from the sea, you can find the Borgio Verezzi Caves, which, rich in colors, are considered the most colorful tourist caves in Italy.