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Typically Italian, the thick solid walls offer insulation from the heat of the day and the chill of the evening, although being so close to the Mediterranean, temperatures are mild compared to inland areas of Italy. Internally, there are multiple rooms, many with balconies overlooking the valley, others ideal for storage, the property has potential for multiple family accommodation. We anticipate any new owners would want to upgrade the facilities, although the property is perfectly habitable, and alter the internal layout, however the size and layout lend themselves to this kind of redesign. The property is 240m2 internally on a plot approximately 3000m2. Surrounded by mature terraces, with olives, and fruit trees, there is scope for extension and the secure parking area would be ideal for garaging and/or further accommodation. To the rear of the property is a ancient pathway, dating back to before the Napoleonic wars, legend suggests it was used for smuggling as secret routes between the main towns were common in such times. Rapallo is a very popular destination with both Italians and international tourists, the centre of town is renowned for its promenade walk along the harbour front, lined with palm trees. A multitude of high quality restaurants, specialty fish and local cuisine, fine wines and of course shops make this a popular place to sample the real Italy. The picturesque harbour boasts a 15th century castle, whilst the peninsular also includes well known Santa Margherita and the other side of the peninsular is home to quintessential Italian fishing village, Portofino (As seen on numerous postcards) You will also find numerous Sporting locations not to mention 18 hole Golf. Price guide: Offers in region of 900,000 Euro. The Tigullio Gulf Portofino and the Tigullio Gulf are symbols representing Italy throughout the world. The coast is a sequence of fashionable resorts with their marinas, pastel-coloured houses, first-rate sports facilities and the seductive atmosphere of the Dolce Vita. but perhaps the most striking thing for the traveller is the beauty of the seascapes, with some of the most celebrated views in Italy, suspended between the intense blue of the sea and the green mountains. Tourists can enjoy a wealth of activity: sea and sports fans have access to windsurfing facilities, sailing, tennis, golf, hiking, and plenty of beach facilities. Take a relaxing walk through the unique historical coastal town centres, stopping at fashionable boutiques and craft shops, or indulge yourself in the wonders of Ligurian art, landscape and gastronomy.