For sale is a charming one-bedroom apartment with terrace, ideally located in the historic center, offering an authentic atmosphere and comfortable living spaces.
The property comprises an entrance area, kitchenette, living room with a cozy open fireplace, one bedroom, and a bathroom. From the living area there is access to a pleasant terrace of approximately 10 sqm, perfect for outdoor dining or relaxing while enjoying the surrounding old-town setting.
The apartment also includes both a cellar and an attic, providing practical additional storage space. The property is sold fully furnished and is equipped with both a wood-burning stove and a pellet stove, ensuring efficient and comfortable heating throughout the year.
Situated on the second floor of a traditional building without elevator, the apartment benefits from low running costs as there are no condominium fees.
This is an ideal solution as a holiday home, investment property, or cozy private residence for those wishing to experience the charm and character of historic town living.

Distance from:
Nearest town facilities: 0,1 Km
Nice airport: 95 Km
Beach: 24 Km (Arma di Taggia)
Ski resort: 120 Km (Garessio 2000)

Molini di Triora and its surroundings

Located in the beautiful hinterland of western Liguria, Molini di Triora is a charming village set in the heart of the Argentina Valley. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and terraced hills, it offers an authentic atmosphere far from crowded coastal resorts, while still being within easy reach of the sea.

Historically, Molini di Triora developed as an important agricultural and trading center along routes connecting the coast with inland regions. The village is crossed by the Argentina River, whose clear waters, stone bridges, and riverside paths create a picturesque setting. Traditional houses, narrow streets, and small squares preserve its historic character, while cafés, shops, and restaurants contribute to a relaxed but lively local life.

The Argentina Valley stretches from the Maritime Alps to the Ligurian coast, offering diverse landscapes ranging from olive groves and vineyards to chestnut forests and alpine scenery. This variety makes the area attractive throughout the year.

The region is especially popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Trails connect villages like Triora, known for its medieval history and panoramic views, with higher mountain routes and unspoiled nature.

Despite its tranquil setting, the beaches of the Riviera can be reached in about 30–40 minutes, offering a perfect balance between mountain living and coastal lifestyle.