4-room flat to be refurbished, mezzanine, Case Ciri, Calice Ligure

Arches, niches, slightly scaled planes and a varied airplay of times of varying style and dimensions: a property only to be completed in the works with all the features and peculiarities of a typical Ligurian home located in a slightly decentralized township along the road linking Calice Ligure in Carbuta. The entrance is directed in the main hall adjacent to the large kitchen already equipped with a very comfortable island for fires and appliances.
The sleeping area remains slightly offset with a further room that smells in the second bathroom and the two bedrooms. Completing the property a 12.6 sqm terrace bordering the kitchen, very livable.
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The town of Calice Ligure is 6 km from the sea and is immersed in the green of the Ligurian hills.
Since 2001, a wind farm with 3 wind turbines has been in operation (shortly will be doubled), and some photovoltaic panels for electricity production have been installed, which is used for the social center and environmental research.
With a strong vocation for the environment and clean and renewable energy.
In this respect, the environmental certification ISO 14001-2004.
was obtained in 2005

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The precious museum of the House of the Consul: The Museum currently occupies all the halls of the noble floor of Casa del Console and houses a collection of contemporary artwork that began in the eighties of the last century, has gone enriching in time with the 'The intervention of numerous donations.' The permanent collection of the museum is a key witness to a singular moment of artistic and cultural growth of the country. The Emilio Scanavino, one of the great masters of the Italian Informal, home of the large studio where the painted canvases were produced and the site of a Ceramic Workshop, definitively marks the 1964 purchase of the Calice House by Emilio Scanavino History of the valley. Scanavino's enterprising personality and her desire to do is in fact the engine and the push for transforming the village from a village into a true cultural center. Scanavino invites Italian, foreign artists, galleries, friends, artists, with that sense of aggregation typical of the artistic communities of the 1960s, which led to the formation of a truly artistic colony of international relevance, linked and contemporary to the famous Albisola group. The Museum was born in the eighties with the intention of documenting the activity and keeping the memory of the Calice colony through the material donated by the artists, and is directed at the time of its establishment by Théodore Koenig, founder of Phantomas magazine ...