We are pleased to offer for sale a rare historic villa of approximately 350 sqm, located in the heart of Sanremo, just a short distance from the sea and boasting a charming panoramic view over Porto Sole.
The property is arranged over four internally connected floors. The semi-basement level includes a living room/study, technical/laundry room, bathroom, and additional utility spaces. The ground floor features an elegant main entrance, a bright double living room enhanced by large arched windows typical of historic Sanremo villas, a separate dining room, a spacious eat-in kitchen, a practical pantry, and guest facilities.
The first floor comprises three double bedrooms, each with its own private or dedicated bathroom, as well as a generous walk-in wardrobe/dressing room. The attic floor offers two additional rooms (one ideal as a study), both with their own bathroom.
The property is completed by a magnificent flat garden of approximately 400 sqm, planted with Mediterranean vegetation. Within the garden, there is a charming covered gazebo facing the sea, equipped with an outdoor kitchen featuring a pizza oven and barbecue—perfect for entertaining and enjoying outdoor living. The villa also benefits from a large panoramic terrace overlooking the surrounding greenery, a private garage, and an additional parking space within the gated property, with no condominium fees.
The villa requires internal renovation, offering excellent potential for customization while preserving its original architectural charm, characterized by exposed natural stone details alternating with traditional red brick, as well as large bright openings shaded by mature trees in the private garden.
A unique opportunity—ideal as a prestigious primary residence or an exclusive holiday home on the Italian Riviera.

Distance from:
Nearest town facilities: 0,75 Km
Airport: 66 Km (Nice)
Beach: 1,5 Km
Ski resort: 76 Km (Limone Piemonte)

Sanremo and its surroundings

Sanremo, on Italy’s Ligurian coast, is a refined seaside town known for its mild climate, Belle Époque charm, and cultural life. Called the “City of Flowers,” it is best known for the annual Sanremo Music Festival, a key event in Italian pop culture.

The town blends elegance with history. La Pigna, the old quarter, is a maze of narrow medieval alleys climbing the hillside, while the seafront features palm-lined promenades, beaches, and the famous Casino di Sanremo. The Russian Orthodox Church recalls its past as a winter retreat for European elites.

Nearby, the Ligurian Riviera offers diverse scenery. Westward, Bordighera is relaxed and green, while Ventimiglia hosts vibrant markets and the Hanbury Botanical Gardens. To the east lies Imperia, known for its harbors and olive oil tradition.

Inland, hilltop villages like Dolceacqua and Apricale offer a quieter, more authentic atmosphere. Nature lovers can explore the Ligurian Alps park, while the coastal cycling path provides scenic routes along the sea.

Together, Sanremo and its surroundings combine culture, history, and natural beauty in a compact area.