Borghetto San Nicolò, Liguria 18012

The villa spans 290 square meters of commercial space and immediately conveys a solid and welcoming character at first glance. The stone defining the facade, the porch with beamed ceiling, and the large windows create a balanced ensemble where light naturally enters, fostering a continuous relationship between the interior and exterior. The wooden flooring adds warmth to the rooms, while the balcony with wrought iron railing and the tiled roof evoke a recognizable architectural language, never ostentatious. It is a property that instantly conveys the sense of a home designed to be comfortably lived in, in every season. Seven rooms and four bathrooms generously distribute the spaces, offering a structure suitable for both daily life and a more representative dimension of the home. Outside, the private garden of 3,000 square meters significantly enhances the property's livability and creates a private setting around the villa, enriched by ornamental vegetation and tropical plants. The terrace and balcony provide additional points of contact with the outdoors, while the awnings on the large balcony make these spaces continuously usable. The presence of the annex introduces an additional possibility for managing the spaces, useful for guests or for functions complementary to the main residence. The property is completed by a tavern, a cellar, a garage, and a parking space, elements that enhance the overall practicality of the property without sacrificing the pleasure of living. Even the external details, from the dark window frames to the metal railings, contribute to giving rhythm and personality to the whole. Days here find a natural rhythm between bright indoor spaces and open areas truly meant to be used. The porch invites lingering during milder hours, the terrace and balcony become natural extensions of the house, and the garden offers depth and privacy without interrupting the dialogue with the architecture. The presence of the annex and accessory rooms like the tavern and cellar make the property suitable for a more complex domestic life, filled with hospitality, shared moments, and slower times. In a setting like Bordighera, this villa coherently interprets a way of living that is open, private, and connected to the quality of spaces. Garage, parking space, cellar, tavern, annex, and a 3,000 square meter garden compose a rare ensemble for completeness, where each element contributes to the property's value. In Bordighera, Liguria, this villa combines significant dimensions, architectural identity, and a strong vocation for outdoor living, offering a home of tangible presence, designed to last and to be fully lived in.