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Ameglia splendida villa con parco e vista panoramica sulla vallata del Magra e Alpi Apuane, composta al piano terra da doppio ingresso, ampio salone, cucina, dispensa, 2 camere con cabina armadi, terza camera o studio, 2 bagni, portico di 13mq, al piano superiore collegato sia da bella scala interna che da accesso esterno, troviamo soggiorno, cucina, disimpego, 2 camere, bagno, ripostiglio, 2 ampie terrazze. Al piano seminterrato collegato sia internamente che esternamente al resto della casa, garage per 3 auto, 2 vani cantina, disimpegno, un bagno. La villa ha un ampia corte esterna e quasi 5000mq di terreno. Ape G kwh/mq anno.
Ameglia, detached villa with park and panoramic view of the Alpi Apuane and historic village. This house has 3 floors and is composed on the ground floor of : two entrances, large living room, dining, kitchen, pantry, 2 bedrooms with walk-in closet, third bedroom or study (this is a single room), 2 bathrooms, deck of 13 smq.To the first floor, connected by intercommunication staircase and external stairs too, there is living room, kitchen, hall, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom, utlity room, 2 large terraces.On the basement floor, garage for 3 cars,hall, a bathroom, 2 cellars.The house has parking spaces, backyard, garden and land about 5.000 smq.Ape G Kwh/mqThis Villa is located in a quiet area, it has a good position to get to other locations of Ligurian or Tuscany. just a few Km from Lerici and not far from Cinque Terre and Versilia. Art city such as Pisa, Florence, Lucca, Parma are reachable in about an hour.The ancient town of Ameglia is today a privileged tourist destination, with mountains right in the background, in the middle of a regional park, and including smaller seaside.Archeological excavations have discovered an ancient necropolis, probably of the 4th century BC, showing that the area was a transit route from the mountains to the sea. It was later a Roman town, as shown by the remains of a Villa Marittima, and maintained its importance in the Middle Ages. In 963 the Castrum de Ameliae is mentioned as a bishopric seat. In the 13th century it was surrounded by defence wall, and the sighting tower and port were also built. It was for a time ruled by Castruccio Castracani, then came under different families of the area, such as the Doria, Visconti, and Campofregoso. In the 19th century it was under the jurisdiction of Lerici, then in the 20th century a remarkable tourist development transformed the previously mainly fishing economy. After the Second World War it was a cultural retreat of artists, poets and intellectuals as Giovanni Pintori, Giulio Einaudi, Marguerite Duras, Franco Fortini, Albe Steiner, Elio Vittorini, Italo Calvino.