PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

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New exclusive property in Bonassola, just a 7-minute walk from the beach! Access to the estate is via a short stroll through olive trees. The final stretch of about 20 meters is a typical Ligurian carruggio. The first structure is a fully restored 18th-century Mill of approximately 75 sqm. It features a slate-paved ground floor and a lofted first floor.
The floors, ceilings, and stairs are made of chestnut wood with cypress beam trusses. It consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room with a kitchenette, and a pantry. Outside, the water from the stream has been redirected to a large wheel with a diameter of 4. 5m, and there is a patio with a garden of about 400 sqm, complete with a natural pool.
The second structure is accessed via a stone staircase, crossing a wooden bridge over a stream with waterfalls in a dense forest of holm oaks. This newly constructed villa faces south, offering breathtaking views over the entire Bonassola Gulf. It comprises two units: a spacious studio of about 35 sqm with garden access, a kitchenette, living/sleeping area, and ample bathroom facilities. An apartment of about 90 sqm on two levels includes a spacious living area with kitchen, large balcony, and wide terrace, a bedroom with storage, and a significant bathroom with a two-person jacuzzi.
The materials used are tiles and stainless steel. Detached from the described areas, there is parking for 5 cars. Near the mill, there is an orchard of about 1000 sqm with well-maintained trees that have recently been pruned: lemons, oranges, mandarins, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, kiwis, and mulberries. A large masonry storage building with a tiled roof and brick flooring, approximately 120 sqm, partially restored, completes the property.
The entire estate is surrounded by typical stone walls on all four sides. The remaining land, about 10,000 sqm, consists of the typical Ligurian terraces with exposed stone walls, olive trees, and prickly pears, ideal for replanting vineyards of the Cinque Terre