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Lerici/San Terenzo/Tellaro (Poets' Gulf) - Houses and Villas

Price: € 990.000

Per la serietà che ci contraddistingue i nostri prezzi sono solo "leggermente" trattabili

A Lerici nel Golfo dei Poeti in posizione dominante e super panoramica sul mare In una delle zone più esclusive del Golfo, immerso nel verde di un parco olivato con piscina e ampie zone relax, appartamento di 100 mq circa con portico abitabile e grande terrazza vivibile e godibile con strepiosa Vista MareL'Elegantissimo Appartamento, Sapientemente ristrutturato e' composto da un ingresso indipendente, Luminosissima zona living, cucinotto, tre camere da letto di cui una camera da letto matrimoniale, due camere da letto singole, doppi servizi e ripostiglio.
Comodissimo il Parcheggio per due auto in area recintata.
Ottima esposizione solare. La proprietà gode di accesso diretto ad una delle spiagge più suggestive del Golfo.

Details

Type: Houses and Villas
Area: Poets' Gulf
Town/Village: Lerici/San Terenzo/Tellaro
Address: Lerici
Floor area: 100^m2
Piano: 1
Aree esterne: Si
Ascensore: No
Garage: No
Posto auto: Si
Distance from sea: 5 Minuti
Land: Terrazza Vista Mare e Piscina
Conditions Ottime subito abitabile

Information: Poets' Gulf

Poets’ Gulf:Porto Venere, San Terenzo, Lerici, Tellaro. Poets’ Gulf is the name given to the Gulf of La Spezia which extends from Porto Venere to the beautiful fishing village of Tellaro and includes the islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto. Lerici, the largest municipality on the Gulf, is part of the Montemarcello Natural Park and together with San Terenzo it is nestled in the picturesque natural bay known as the “Cove of Lerici”, home to some of the finest beaches on the Ligurian coast, with crystal clear waters and wonderfully fine sand. Heading towards Tellaro, a fishing village perched on the sea cliffs, once the haunt of many a pirate, you can reach other amazing coves, either on foot or by sea. At the other end of the Gulf lies the enchanting town of Porto Venere, the beauty of which gave birth to the legend that a temple dedicated to Venus Erycina was once erected on the site now occupied by the Romantic Church of St. Peter’s. Palmaria Island stands on the horizon, separated from the Medieval town of Porto Venere by a strait known as “Le Bocche” where visitors can unwind by bathing in the cool waters or walking along the coast. Porto Venere , Palmaria Island and Tino Island were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1997.
BY TRAIN: to La Spezia from where you can catch a bus or ferry service. BY CAR: on the A15 Parma - La Spezia motorway, take the La Spezia exit and follow the signs for Lerici (before getting into town) or for Porto Venere.

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