The apartment is located in the center of Alassio just a stone's throw from the beach in a beautiful Art Nouveau building with all the comforts. Located on the 3rd floor, it boasts a very bright exposition on the east and west sides, as well as being very quiet as it is deviated from the main traffic current. The finishes are valuable and are characteristics of the Belle Epoque era. The apartment consists of an entrance hallway, five useful bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, two closets, two bathrooms and three balconies. It requires modernization work. It is possible to buy a garage about 200 m away from the house. Alassio is set in the "Baia del Sole". It is a popular touristic seaside resort thanks to a fine sandy beach over 3 km long. Then there are pure waters (beautiful backdrops and varieties of marine "inhabitants") and a climate that always ensures a good temperature. The marina hosts 450 berths. The name of Alassio is also linked to the "Muretto" invented by Mario Berrino, patron of Caff Roma, and by the writer Ernest Hemingway. We return in the '50s: Berrino wanted to beautify the wall of public gardens. He thought of ceramic tiles autographed by famous people: the first were Hemingway, the Quartetto Cetra and Cosimo Di Ceglie (about 740 were added). Here is the contest of "Miss Muretto". The old town runs next to the beach with the fishermen's houses and via XX Settembre which tourists know as "budello", but which remains a typical Ligurian "caruggiu" among shops and prestigious shops. And then the innumerable hotels of Alassio and the historical buildings: Palazzo Ferrero de Gubernatis ('700), Palazzo Scofferi (another branch) in via Veneto and, turning via Milite Ignoto, the Palazzi Vallega, Brea (via Dante) and Montanaro ( piazza Della Valle). Next to the sea there is the Ciccione promenade dotted with pines: do not miss the view from the pontoon. Alassio has typical products to taste: from salami of fish (bottarga, mosciame, ventresca) to desserts (kisses). And do not forget a good glass of wine (from the Albenga plain), maybe a Pigato.