This historic luxury property, with direct access to the sea and unique, breathtaking views, is set on a scenic promontory a few kilometres from Sanremo. Already in the time of the Western Roman Empire this property was used as a watchtower against the Saracens and it is assumed that the tower now for sale dates back to the 16th century.

The property, which has been skilfully restored with an intervention aimed at preserving the historic nature of the building, guaranteeing liveability and all comforts, is a perfect blend of history and modernity. The villa is spread over three floors, spacious and bright, with a total surface area of 255 square metres plus a basement used as a splendid large cellar. The internal composition of the tower is as follows: on the ground floor a large kitchen/dining area, the staircase leading to the basement and the staircase to the upper floors; on the first floor a panoramic living room with an unobstructable sea view; on the second floor two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large walk-in wardrobe and the panoramic terrace. Adjacent to the tower a volume, with independent entrance, houses a room with bathroom/laundry, ideal as a service room for the main house.

The main building is surrounded by 4,000 square metres of land consisting of a beautiful terraced garden that stretches down to the cliff. There are large and characteristic green and shady areas on the sides and at the back of the tower, as well as an area equipped with an infinity pool and an incredible view of the sea. Adjacent to the swimming pool is the dependance consisting of a complete, independent mini-apartment of about 75 square metres, ideal as a guest-house. From the large private garden, planted with Mediterranean essences and through stone-paved paths, there is direct access both to an enchanting circular terrace set into the cliff, from which to enjoy the sunsets that this location offers thanks to its splendid position, and to a relaxation area directly on the sea that makes this property a unique pied dans l'eau.
Four parking spaces complete the property.

Protected by the mountains on one side and illuminated by the sun and the sea on the other, Cipressa owes its name, according to a local legend, to the first inhabitants of the area who are said to have fled from the island of Cyprus and landed on the Aregai beach, the first lido you come to from the cycle path. The houses in the village are arranged in a semicircle as if to protect each other and tell the story of the many raids they suffered, but also of the life of the fishermen and farmers who still animate the village today. Cipressa is a popular tourist resort where visitors can rest and spend a few days before heading back down to the cycle path and continuing their tour to discover the beauty of the Riviera di Ponente, from which they can admire the more than 50 kilometres of coastline, as far as the French town of Toulon in the distance.