Located one floor up in a beautiful historic building without a lift, this charming former fisherman’s home enjoys a unique setting by Sanremo’s old harbour. The property is distinguished by its high vaulted ceilings, graceful arches and authentic old-world atmosphere.
The balcony overlooks Piazza Sardi. Inside, a spacious open-plan living area combines the kitchen, dining area and sitting room, creating a generous and welcoming social space. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the shoreline extended all the way to the building, allowing fishermen to bring their boats in directly from the sea at night.
On the south side, adjoining the main living area, is a large bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom. On the north side, there is a second bedroom and a separate bathroom.
The property also includes an additional adjoining area, which the previous owner converted to include a kitchen, sleeping loft, WC and balcony. This part has its own entrance from the stairwell and can therefore be used independently from the main residence.
The location is exceptionally central, with Sanremo’s well-known Piazza Bresca, grocery shops and Piazza Colombo all within easy walking distance. Here, you are in the heart of Sanremo’s historic town centre, close to the harbour, restaurants, cafés, shops and the lively atmosphere of the city.
The high vaulted ceilings and distinctive arches found throughout the property, together with the building’s history and its exceptional position by the old harbour, create a home of rare character – something increasingly difficult to find in modern-day Sanremo.

Distance from:
Nearest town facilities: 0 Km
Nice Airport: 66 Km
Beach: 0,4 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.