The small villa is located above the harbor city of Imperia (Capo Berta). The terrace offers plentiful space for sunbathers and a phantasmagoric view of the sea and Imperia.
This residence is romantic place for couples looking for peace and quiet, but who would also like to exhaust the cultural and sporting opportunities of the ligurian coast. One enters the house via the terrace. In the living room there is a fire place, a double bed with a view, a small kitchen and bathroom. The large pool with a view of the ocean is shared. Your car is also safely parked in the parking space inside the closed off property.

Imperia is the fourth largest town in Liguria. It became a municipality in 1923 as a consequence of the union of Oneglia and Porto Maurizio, two towns on the Western Riviera divided by the mouth of the River Impero.

The two nuclei remain distinct despite the administrative merger and extensive property development.

Porto Maurizio was an ally of Genoa from the thirteenth century onwards, while Oneglia, the natural sea outlet of the Impero Valley, was allied with the House of Savoy from 1576. Oneglia's origins as a town date back to mediaeval times. Worth visiting are Palazzo Doria (now completely transformed), which was the birthplace of Andrea Doria, and the church of San Giovanni Battista. Porto Maurizio, which stands on a promontory, began to develop after 1000 AD: the oldest district is called Parasio. The cathedral and the historic buildings are well worth visiting.

Oneglia was under piemont rule for a long time, but now makes up a part of Imperia.
Here you will find two rather interesting, yet odd museums. One is the spaghetti museum. On display every imaginable device for making dough and pasta products.


The other is the villa of the Clown "Grock", born in Switzerland as Karl Adrien Wettach (Jan. 10, 1880 - July 14, 1959). He spent his last years here on the riviera and his villa is open to the public, bringing back memories of the "clown hall of famer".


Via Bonfante in Oneglia invites you to an elegant and copius shopping spree, while those who prefer to stimulate their tastebuds, can enjoy the Via San Giovanni with its many culinary bounties.

Direct sale of olive oil and wine from the producers. Good restaurants nearby and events and festivals year round.