PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

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Dating back to 1550, this structure was originally a Saracen watchtower designed to fend off pirate invasions in the bay. It achieved its current form in the first half of the 17th century and is renowned for its typical "Alessian" architectural style, named after the famous Italian architect Galeazzo Alessi. The castle is named after the mariner and consul of the Kingdom of Sardinia, Guiseppe Canevaro, who purchased it in the 19th century. It was later passed down to his son, the Duke of Castelvari, and then to the Duke of Zoagli.
The property has remained in the family to this day. The castle boasts direct access to the sea and the picturesque Arenella beach, a hidden natural gem nestled among Mediterranean vegetation and rocky cliffs. Spread over three levels—ground, first, and second—the property features beautiful terraces that have been crafted from the original watchtower. Surrounding the castle is a magnificent park that gently slopes down to the cliff's edge.
The views from every corner are breathtaking, offering a commanding vista over the coastline and the sea. Access to the property is via a driveway, and there are multiple parking spaces available