Two-family villa via Padre Semeria, Foce - Semeria, Sanremo

House/Villa For sale Piazza San Sebastiano, Coldirodi

In the historic center of Coldirodi, a hamlet of Sanremo, in a panoramic area overlooking the Gulf of Sanremo, served by public transport and services, we offer for sale a wonderful "historic" villa, built on a late medieval pre-existence, completely renovated.

The villa is spread over four floors and is divided into two residential units:

• the first located on the ground floor of approximately m2. 120 interiors, consisting of an independent entrance, living room, dining room and open space kitchen, two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, as well as a hallway and technical room. The unit's equipment is completed by a large porch and garden in front.
• The second is spread over three floors for a surface area of approx. 280, on the first floor we find entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom with bathroom and two terraces overlooking the sea, on the second floor there are two bedrooms with a bathroom and on the third floor there is the panoramic terrace with a large ancillary room. The complex is completed with an annex of approx. 75, a garage of approx. 40, a warehouse space of 10 m2 and a courtyard of approximately 600 m2.

The ground floor has a lovely porch and a garden with an English lawn. The property includes a large garage, various storage rooms located in the basement, warehouse on the ground floor and external parking spaces.

€1,100,000 negotiable

Basic characteristics
• 530 m2 commercial
• 8 rooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• Terrace
• Garage

Coldirodi is a village in the municipality of Sanremo. The town is located at an altitude of 254 meters above sea level, it lies along the crest of the hill that separates the inlets of Sanremo and Ospedaletti, in an extraordinary panoramic position. The name of Coldirodi derives from the legendary presence of the Knights of Rhodes in the area. In the Middle Ages, returning from a Crusade, the Knights of Rhodes (formerly Knights of Jerusalem, then of Malta) stopped here to treat wounded comrades. A hospital installed near the sea by the Knights of Rhodes would also have given rise to the name Ospedaletti. The first inhabitants chose this area, in the fifteenth century, because it was more easily defendable from the pirates who infested the coast.
Modern Coldirodi is a picturesque village on the ridge and has a cultural and tourist resource of the highest order, although less valorised than it deserves: the Rambaldi Art Gallery. On the main square of the town, next to the Rambaldi art gallery, is the church of San Sebastiano, of medieval foundation, rebuilt in the Baroque period. The monastery of Sant'Elia is located along the road that goes from Sanremo to Coldirodi. It is a modern masterpiece (1958) by the architect Gio Ponti. «Always remember», the architect said one day to the cloistered nuns who lived in the convent «that when they ask me which is the best of my works I always answer immediately that it is your Caldirodi.