Affitto 2 camera appartamento di 45 m² in Sestri Levante

Sestri Levante in a splendid period building located directly on the seafront overlooking the fabulous Baia delle Favole, rented with a tourist contract only for periods of no less than 31 days, fully furnished apartment consisting of: entrance hall, living room, double bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom. Complete and unique SEA VIEW. The rental price is based on the duration, period and season. The possible presence of animals must be anticipated, communicated and authorized. More information and prices in the agency. CITRA Code 010059-LT-1069. A bit of history of the "PALAZZO CASA ROSSA" In Sestri Levante, in Viale Rimembranza, more commonly known as Viale delle Palme at number 37, an ancient building stands out, consisting of two parts: a red and grey neo-Gothic four-storey tower joined, to the east of the observer, to a white rectangular body. The watchtower that forms the corner with Vico Marina di Ponente, was included in the city walls in the 13th century, and housed the sentries stationed there who alerted the inhabitants of the village of any dangers coming from the sea. The presence and use of similar artifacts are very frequent in coastal villages, not only in Liguria. On the ground floor, extending towards the promontory of the island, there was a large room with a low, vaulted ceiling in a romantic style, today transformed into a restaurant which, presumably, had a dual function: a boat and pack animal storage room, or a guard room. Until the 1970s, when the harbour breakwater had not yet been built, the sea, on days of strong south-westerly wind, entered the atrium of the tower, played with the corroded slate steps, slapped the high black, faded, slightly inclined plinth that covers the external base of the complex. In the late 16th century, when the Genoese nobility chose the "Bimare" as a holiday resort and built grandiose villas with gardens or parks not far from the sea and often surrounded by agricultural space, next to the watchtower, above the aforementioned room a noble residence was built on three floors: the first called mezzanine, the second central, the third attic, with the servants' rooms.--367bdf9d8fa031551ea!