REF. 1667 - 200 meters from the center of Sanremo there is "VILLA MERIDIANA" famous for having been the home of Italo Calvino, the villa is immersed in a large garden which becomes a nursery of exotic plants and for Calvino a place of fairy-tale and light games alongside curious friends, like a gardener named Libereso, curious and communicative. The plants are fascinating and engaging: among these we remember a "false pepper" (Schinus Molle), which would later be the inspiration for the Baron in the Trees. The apartment for Sale, mainly exposed to the south and very bright, is located on the ground floor surrounded by a large terrace, attached laundry room, cellar, garage, parking space and motorcycle parking space included in the Sale price. The apartment consists of an entrance hall, large living room with fireplace with access to the large terrace, dining room, kitchen, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, internal staircase which leads to the laundry room, the cellar and the garage Property. The unit has independent heating, has three rooms with south, west and north exposure, is in good maintenance conditions with ceramic flooring in the living room, kitchen and bathrooms, olive parquet in the bedrooms, wooden window frames, security door.
Villa Meridiana was located halfway between what attracted the young Calvino most, namely the bustling city center with the port, the beaches, the cinema, the ancient Pigna district, and the first hills behind Sanremo, a rural world and agricultural which only interested his father. However, the position of the house already allowed the future writer to see together the two universes which in Dall'opaco he would define as aprico - sunny - and ubagu - shaded. Looking out the gate you can still see the two avocado trees planted by his father Mario. One of the funniest youth stories is set inside Villa Meridiana: An afternoon of Adam. In fact, according to those who knew him closely, Italo was very shy as a child and often remained hidden to spy on the life that was going on around him, especially spying on the gardener, a very tanned boy with a thick beard and wild hair, this man was Libereso Guglielmi, employed by Calvino and Mario's tireless and passionate helper, so much so that he received a scholarship from him to specialize in botany, which he did with success and pride. Until the last years of his life in Sanremo, Libereso went to schools to tell with humility and passion his immense botanical knowledge and his anecdotes with the Calvinos. In the story Italo portrays him as an Adam in the earthly paradise who wants to impress the young house helper, Maria Nunziata, by giving her a rattle! Category A/2 Land registry income €1,462.03.


Land registry updates possibly in progress. Therefore, all the data reported above do not constitute contractual elements or assumptions.