Dossier 020
This property can offer you:
a wide sea view and many outdoor spaces where you can live;
an immersion in nature, between olive groves and sea;
a private access to the sea, with a private cabin with its balcony;
A carefully renovated apartment, according to green architecture criteria;
The ground floor comprises a living room with a livable terrace, kitchen, bedroom, study, large bathroom with sea views, and an entrance hall;
On the lower level, there is another small bedroom with bathroom, with private entrance, and immediately below there is a flat roof, also under exclusive ownership;
The internal layout of the ground floor may not be optimal, so two possible alternatives are proposed;
Independent double entrance;
Gross internal surface area of approximately 95 sq m + approximately 44 sq m of external surface area;
Independent heating, energy class E EP,nren 71.97 EP,ren 0.00 kWh/m2 per year;
Parking space.
The price of this property is 490,000 euros.
If you wish to proceed with a renovation, as per version B, the estimated cost by surveyor Francesco Palomba of Chiavari is approximately €.43,000= (forty-three thousand euros).
If you wish to proceed with a radical renovation, as per version C, the cost has been estimated at approximately €110,000= (one hundred and ten thousand euros).
If you don't want to use the car, a convenient bus service connects the area to Rapallo, Santa Margherita Ligure, and Chiavari, Lavagna, all the way to Sestri Levante.
...and it's less than five minutes from the Chiavari highway exit.
This property is within walking distance of a mini-market, tobacconist, newsagent, bar, and trattoria in the hillside hamlets above.
And, in any case, almost all shops, supermarkets, and takeaway pizzerias now offer home delivery.
Chiavari https://www.chiavariturismo.it/ is a modern city on a human scale, yet with deep historical roots, as its ancient and vibrant historic center, dominated by porticoes, faithfully reflects. The Chiavari area offers a wide variety of landscapes, lush nature, and a strong tradition, especially in local crafts. A vibrant center of trade since the Middle Ages, in modern times it has developed primarily as a tourist destination, boosted by the creation of the Marina and the long, panoramic seaside promenade in the 1970s.
The name Chiavari appears for the first time in a document dating back to 980.
In 1167, the castle was built, from which the medieval city walls descended, some traces of which remain. Between 1181 and 1182, the Church of San Giovanni Battista, the town's first religious building, was founded.
Both the Palazzo dei Portici Neri and the Church of San Francesco, now an Auditorium, date back to the first half of the 13th century.
Built between 1626 and 1635, Palazzo Rocca now houses both the Civic Gallery and the Archaeological Museum of the Prehistory and Protohistory of Tigullio, and its garden has been transformed into a splendid Botanical Park.
During the 18th century, Chiavari, like all the villages of eastern Liguria, experienced increasing economic prosperity and social and cultural growth, with the formation of a new and powerful bourgeois class. In the early 19th century, the Napoleonic administration contributed to the modernization and internationalization of certain aspects of local culture, especially in terms of urban planning, land use, and road construction. Maritime activity also enjoyed a boost during this period.
Chiavari was the birthplace of the families of the proponents of the Italian Risorgimento—Giuseppe Mazzini (1805-1872), Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), the brothers Nino (1821-1873), and Alessandro Bixio (1808-1865)—and the Società Economica (Economic Society) http://www.societaeconomica.it/ , founded in April 1791, contributed to the creation of an effective, unified culture through a passionate and long-running debate that embraced all currents of thought. The building of the Società Economica currently houses the Risorgimento Museum, the Palazzo Ravaschieri Museum, the Garaventa Museum, and the Combatants' Museum. The Tommasino-Andreatta Maritime Museum can be visited in the FF.AA. Telecommunications School.
Chiavari offers history, culture, nature, landscapes, an efficient and well-equipped marina https://marina-chiavari.it/ , beaches, a long seaside promenade, and a wonderful surrounding landscape, from the sea to the hills and mountains, reaching up to 1700/1800 meters above sea level in just a few kilometers. In Chiavari you can find all the services and shops you could wish for - from the tiny artisan to the most prestigious brands, a large and almost entirely pedestrianized historic center, equipped with splendid and very useful porticos, and much more https://www.comune.chiavari.ge.it/it .