Above the picturesque village of Valloria and approx. 15 km from the beaches of Imperia, this centuries-old fortified tower, once built against pirate attacks, offers stunning panoramic views over the mountains and valley down to the sea. It is possible to build a swimming pool in its small garden. The former Saracen tower needs to be completely restored, converting the current floor space of approx. 36 sqm into a living space and extending it to approx. 55 sqm net. Estimated approval and planning costs: approx. 15,000 – 20,000 euros.
Layout
The sturdy tower made of local stones is still in its original state and currently consists of a room on the first floor with a vaulted ceiling, as well as another room on the second floor, which can be reached by an exterior staircase. Next to the entrance on the upper floor, a kind of balcony offers stunning views of the Prino valley all the way down to the coast. The former country garden, protected by a surrounding wall against the wind and curious glances, can be laid out according to your own ideas. A building permit for a swimming pool is possible, which is a rather rare opportunity in this area.
Facts & Figures
Floor space:
approx. 36 sqm net / 60 sqm gross on 2 levels
Outdoor area:
a garden of approx. 350 sqm
Number of rooms:
currently 2, extendable by approx. 15-20 sqm
State:
to be completely restored
Views:
of the village and panoramic views over the hills and the Prino valley down to the sea
Access:
up to the parking area approx. 100 m below the tower
Town facilities:
grocery store and restaurants in Molini di Prelà (4 km), and in Dolcedo (6 km)
Position
The property is located above the village of Valloria, parking is available about 100 m below the tower, which can only be reached on foot. The neighbor offers a transit right for the restoration works.
Valloria is a small medieval village situated on a hill in the hinterland of Imperia (municipality of Prelà), with picturesque alleys and wonderful views all the way down to the sea. There is also a nice restaurant and the “Museum of Forgotten Things”. The whole village is a unique open-air museum! Art lovers will find 151 works of art: 151 painted doors. These are stable, storage and cellar doors, painted by internationally renowned artists during the summer festivals that took place in Valloria every year. More restaurants and a grocery store are located in Molini di Prelà (approx. 4 km) and in Dolcedo (approx. 6 km away).
Valloria is about 15 km away from Imperia with its numerous beaches, shops and one of the largest marinas on the Riviera. Imperia boasts the “best climate” of Italy – mild winters and temperate summers. The airports of Genoa and Nice are approx. 100 km away.
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