Apartment with panoramic view – Zoagli

€670,000

3 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~100 m² Total surface

Description

In the heart of one of the most fascinating areas of Zoagli, within a private complex surrounded by greenery, this refined apartment occupies the top floor of a historic Art Nouveau villa. The complex, consisting of elegant period residences adjacent to the famous Grand Hotel Bristol, is distinguished by its architectural prestige and secluded atmosphere, with controlled access and permanent security service. The apartment, carefully detailed, opens onto a bright living area overlooking the Gulf. The living room and dining area blend into a welcoming space, visually continuous with the kitchen, which remains slightly separate while maintaining a dialogue with the main area. The sleeping area hosts two bedrooms: the master bedroom, equipped with an en-suite bathroom and overlooking the elegant architecture of the Grand Hotel and the pool area, and a second bedroom with a frontal sea view, the same enjoyed from the living room. A second bathroom, convenient for guests, is located near the bedrooms. The high-quality finishes, pleasant layout of the spaces, and exclusive setting make this property ideal as a main residence or as an elegant holiday home. The proposal is completed by a designated parking space within the complex and private access to the sea, offering an unparalleled view of the Gulf of Santa Margherita Ligure.

Features

Sea/Lake viewSwimming poolGreen viewOpen view

Engel & Völkers Santa Margherita-Portofino

+39 0185 215 270

Property ID: W-030CRK

Location: Zoagli, Liguria

Located halfway between Chiavari and Rapallo, Zoagli is a place inhabited for millennia: a prehistoric settlement, a fief of the Fieschi Family of Lavagna, and from the 13th century, under the dominion of the Republic of Genoa. It was during this period that Zoagli became famous worldwide for the production of precious silk velvets; the weaving activity thus complemented maritime pursuits. Even today, the coat of arms of Zoagli bears the symbolic colors of the two major confraternities: the blue of the sailors and the yellow of the weavers, with the effigy of the two Towers built in the 1500s to defend the village from pirate attacks. As early as the 19th century, Zoagli was a destination for elite tourism and maintains the tradition of discreet hospitality. It offers tourists picturesque landscapes that have fascinated renowned artists such as Nietzsche, Kandinsky, Tosi, Sem Benelli, and Ezra Pound. Zoagli is still characterized today by a calm and refined beauty, which can be found in the creuze, small paths running between the villa parks and among the terraces cultivated with olive trees, as well as along the Lungomare Canevaro, a rocky path winding over the cliffs near the sea. Zoagli retains its charm even below sea level; right in front of the Rotonda Grande, at about 9 meters deep, lies the statue of the Madonna del Mare, created by the sculptor Marian Hastianatte. This creation enriches the artistic and tourist heritage of the maritime village and represents an additional destination for diving enthusiasts. The square overlooking the lively bars and restaurants, the promontories, and the coves provide the backdrop for a peaceful yet rich vacation filled with great and small emotions.