Charming house in the village of painted doors

This house is located on the outskirts of Valloria, a village in the Val Prino valley that resembles an open-air museum thanks to its doors painted by various artists. The enchanting house is located on the outskirts and overlooks the entire valley. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms it is an ideal holiday home for a family. A large terrace and an outlying courtyard also offer enough space outside for barbecues or sunbathing.

Facts & Figures

Layout

The detached village house, which adjoins on one side to the slope, has two floors and two entrances: upstairs is the kitchen with dining area and convenient access to a large wooden terrace. On the lower floor is the central living room, a bathroom with shower, a toilet, as well as two spacious bedrooms. Next to it is a spacious, 27 sqm large cellar.

Outdoor area

• 20 sqm large terrace, facing east, in front of the kitchen
• 30 sqm large, rather shady entrance terrace in front of the upper floor

Position

The property is located on the outskirts of Valloria.You can unload in front of the house, but have to park about 20-50 meters away. Valloria is a small medieval village, located on a hill in the hinterland of Imperia, with picturesque alleys and stunning views to the sea. There is also a restaurant and a “Museum of forgotten things”. What is special about Valloria: the whole village is a unique open-air museum with 151 works of art: 151 painted doors, by internationally renowned artists during the summer festivals that took place each year in Valloria. There are several restaurants and grocery stores within 4 km. Valloria is about 25 minutes away from Imperia with its beaches, shops and over 300 days of sunshine a year.