Genoa, Liguria 16145

The terrace overlooking the sea immediately introduces the character of this apartment, a spacious property where the relationship between light, space, and architectural details is immediately perceived. The interiors tell the story of a home with significant breadth: large windows with white frames enhance the natural brightness, while high ceilings, enriched with decorative moldings and exposed beams, accompany airy and interconnected spaces. The flooring also contributes to the depth of the spaces, ranging from decorated mosaics in beige tones with red and black accents to parquet with geometric designs and a central marble insert. The 478 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 11 rooms and 4 bathrooms, composing a residence that can naturally accommodate both daily life and moments of representation. The sequence of rooms, connected by wide openings, suggests a home designed for fluid movement between different areas, always maintaining a sense of continuity and spaciousness. Outside, the terrace adds tangible and scenic value: on one side, a finish in light gray materials and an elaborate yellow stucco railing, on the other, a green flooring with marble details and white stone balustrades that guide the gaze towards the sea. The presence of ornamental elements, such as decorative vases and a terracotta pot with vegetation, helps define an open space experienced as a natural extension of the home. The view embraces the marine horizon, the surrounding hill, buildings, and a portion of equipped beach, providing a full perception of the Genoese context. Days here find their rhythm between bright rooms and openings to the outside, with the terrace becoming the natural spot for a sunny breakfast, an afternoon pause, or an evening gathering with the sea as a backdrop. Inside, the house maintains a strong yet never rigid presence: the floor decorations, stuccos, ceiling height, and continuity between spaces shape an atmosphere suitable for both a private representative residence and a high-level hospitality use, to be considered for its size and layout. This property in Genoa combines size, space articulation, and a direct relationship with the marine panorama in a rare ensemble for completeness. It is a home that unites the charm of perceivable historical details in the interiors with the strength of a large terrace open to the Ligurian landscape, offering a valuable address in one of the city's most recognizable contexts.