Malpensa Airport (Milan): 180 km
Genoa Airport: 10 km
Portofino: 50 km
Sea: 50 m
Highway: 4 km
Railway: 2 km
Turin: 180 km
Milan: 140 km
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A two-storey apartment of 184 m² located in Genoa (Capo Santa Chiara), on the second and last floor of a building without elevator. It is a Genoese garden of 90 m² and a basement.
The position of the house dominates the city from both sides and opens a view of the sea from all sides.
The view is wonderful, and the area has great value: it is quiet and secluded. The garden, which can be accessed through the entrance to the building, is equipped with a beautiful gazebo and a tool shed.
There is the possibility of renting a parking space next to the property.
Garden
Car parks
Each room is decorated with frescoes, and the floors are in Genoese style with a pleasant decoration.
Sea view
The house on the first floor consists of a living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a kitchen, four bedrooms and a bathroom.
The attic, which can be accessed independently of the apartment, consists of a living room with a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom.
Malpensa Airport (Milan): 180 km
Genoa Airport: 10 km
Portofino: 50 km
Sea: 50 m
Highway: 4 km
Railway: 2 km
Turin: 180 km
Milan: 140 km
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