Modern and bright apartment with terrace and sea view in the prestigious Corso degli Inglesi, the street of Sanremo Belle Epoque, a short distance from the beaches and the bike path.
The apartment, located on the first floor of the refined Villa Matuzia accessible by elevator, is characterized by different shades of blue that recall the sea and by paintings that give style and elegance to the room. The entrance opens onto the living area, finely furnished with a double sofa bed, a TV, a dining table and a modern fully-equipped open kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven, a kettle, a microwave, a toaster, a juicer and an espresso machine. The sleeping area consists of an elegant bedroom featuring a queen-size bed, a mirrored closet and a smart TV. Both rooms have access to the beautiful terrace overlooking the sea and the surrounding hills. A bathroom with shower completes the layout.
Amenities such as free wifi, air conditioning and heating are available to guests.
*Available to guests is a private parking space in the garage of the building.
We also offer to our guests truly authentic experiences to live like a local. If interested, contact us and we will be more than happy to help you out designing an unforgettable holiday to discover Italian beauties.
Sanremo: city of flowers, casino and “Festival della canzone italiana” (Italian song festival). In the province of Imperia, Sanremo is the largest city on the Riviera dei Fiori and in this regard Villa Nobel and Villa Ormond offer gardens of a certain value, created both with typical plants, exotic and rare species. Also famous for its buildings of historical and architectural value, not to be missed is the Cathedral of San Siro, the oldest religious building in Sanremo, the Russian Church, one of the most famous symbols of the city and the Madonna della Costa Sanctuary, in Baroque style. During the stay make sure to visit the Sanremo Casino, to admire the structure and the gambling halls dating back to the Second World War.
The emblem of the city is the Ariston Theater, the famous stage where the Italian song festival takes place every year, or simply, a cinema that hosts shows and ballets during the rest of the year.
Make sure to leave the city after taking a walk along the Imperatrice promenade, paved with marble, adorned with palm trees and the Spring Statue by the sculptor Vincenzo Pasquali.
The airports of Nice and Genoa can be reached in one hour and two hours by car respectively. Sanremo train station is less than 10 minutes away by car.
