Terraced house 5 rooms, new, Albissola Marina

Albissola Marina new terraced villa with sea view, on 2 levels ground floor double bedroom with private bathroom, bedroom with bathroom, first floor: entrance to living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and terrace, independent heating, air conditioning, perfect, still available delivery shortly.
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Albissola Marina (is an Italian town of 5 411 inhabitants in the province of Savona in Liguria.
It is famous together with Albisola Superiore (with which it forms the territory called " Albisole ") for the processing of ceramics, and is one of the founders of the AICC (Italian Association of the City of Ceramics). transcribed in 1915 by the Heraldic Council of the Kingdom of Italy for the granting of the new Albissola coat of arms.
Albissola Marina is located on the coast of the Riviera del Beigua, contiguous to Sa vona and the nearby town of Albisola Superiore, from which it is divided by the mouth of the Sansobbia stream.
Albissola Marina was founded by the Ligurian Ingauni in prehistoric times but it is with the Roman Empire that it acquired fame and importance above all thanks to the proximity of the site of Alba Docilia, now included in the municipal territory of Albisola Superiore, near the Romanesque church of San Pietro.

The invasions by the barbarians followed which led to the division of the village into two distinct centers: a village in the coastal area and another settlement first hill slopes

In the early Middle Ages it became an integral part of the Committee of Vado, then in the Marquisate of Savona and finally in its own marquisate led by the Aleramic descendant Guelfo d'Albisola in 1122 [6]. It is from this historical period that trade, agricultural activity, fishing and the ceramic industry began to develop. 6] which, together with the neighboring villages, was subject to the dominion of Genoa from 1251 after a long period that saw Savona and Genoa in conflict for the control of the Albissolese territory]. And it was on 8 May 1343 that the three municipalities of Albisola, Celle Ligure and Varazze swore their complete Genoese devotion.

Possession of the Republic of Genoa, the vast territory east of Savona was incorporated into a special podestà], with Varazze as the seat of the podestà (the latter appointed by the Ligurian capital), but endowing the three main centers with autonomous statutes (stipulated in 1389) and local management of public revenues. A part of the coastal area of Albissola remained, however, within the Savona borders until 1533

Al 1616 [6] the historical separation of the two Albissola villages into the two distinct and present municipalities can be dated; the two communities chose the banks of the Sansobbia stream as a "natural boundary line". This separation, however, was preceded almost twenty years earlier by the local ecclesiastical community that already in 1598 [6] dismembered the priory of San Benedetto di Albissola Marina from the only parish of San Nicolò di Albisola Superiore, where shortly after