Historic Villa With Sea View In Genova

Splendid villa dating back to the second half of the 19th century in Genoa, set on four levels: basement, ground floor, first floor and attic, surrounded by a pertinent garden with fine plants and a swimming pool.
It is a property with unusual characteristics.

The renovation, completed in 1992, was carried out using typical Genoese techniques and materials
; All 6 bathrooms inside the villa are finished in marble and other materials.
In the main bathroom there is a Jacuzzi bathtub.
On the basement floor there is a gym area with a double Jacuzzi, shower and sauna with marble panelling.
The fine wooden floors date back to the building’s construction period.
The walls of the living room, master bedroom and main bathroom are finished in spatulate stucco in the Genoese style.
The ceilings on the ground floor are decorated with original stucco and frescoes.
The large kitchen area is built in brickwork, and the refrigerator and oven column are housed in a dedicated niche.

On the first floor, all the windows are fitted with additional window frames with shatter-proof glass, a sound-protection function and a security lock;
The materials used for the construction of the villa guarantee effective natural thermal insulation in all seasons; the attic area is air-conditioned, with a panoramic view of the sea and with a convenient bathroom that makes it autonomous.

The master bedroom has its own bathroom and closet. Two other rooms have a shared bathroom, while another room has its own bathroom.

The pool is paved in terracotta, with harmonious designs. The small house located in the garden is the result of the renovation of a pre-existing tool shed, and is equipped with toilets and gas; as is the kitchenette with sink located under
the large covered gazebo located in the garden as an extension of the small house.
The garage roof is made of different materials and can be accessed from the ground floor of the villa without going outside.

The entire villa and the garage, are protected by an articulated perimeter alarm system, which can be divided into various modes of use; each user can be provided with a personalised code by the owner, thus allowing the registration of all accesses to the villa and who has made them.

The villa’s location is particularly interesting,
allowing total functional autonomy, without being
isolated from the urban context, with obvious advantages in terms of
security of the property and the people living in it.