Villa in Marina di Andora, Liguria’s Coastal Charm

The expansive sliding glass doors are one of the first elements that define this 310 sqm commercial villa, allowing light to flood into spaces with clean lines, high ceilings, and a natural continuity between indoors and outdoors. The light wood-effect porcelain stoneware discreetly and practically accompanies the spaces, while the neutral tones of the walls contribute to a bright and contemporary atmosphere. From the first glance, the house conveys a sense of openness and breathability, where each room seems to interact with the garden and the greenery surrounding the property.

The 10 rooms allow for a generous and versatile layout, suitable for comfortable daily living as well as larger gatherings. The 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms make the villa suitable for hosting family and guests with balance, maintaining privacy and functionality. Outside, the private garden and private pool expand the living dimension and transform the house into a place to be fully enjoyed in every season. The presence of 2 garages adds practical convenience, while the cellar completes the property with a useful and private space. The architectural notes tell of a modern setup, highlighted by large glass surfaces, large light slabs for exterior flooring, and stone pathways accompanied by lights that enhance the spaces in the evening hours. An outdoor dining area nestled in the greenery, a large ornamental olive tree, and the surrounding vegetation contribute to giving character to the exteriors, creating a continuous relationship between the house and the more intimate landscape that envelops it. The presence of an alarm system completes the picture, adding an additional level of tranquility in managing the property.

Days here find a natural rhythm between the light that passes through the interiors, the openings onto the garden, and time spent outdoors around the pool or in the outdoor dining area. The privacy offered by the vegetation and the wooded context return a rare sense of peace, without sacrificing a home designed to be shared. Even the details, such as the ornamental olive tree and the continuity between indoor and outdoor flooring, reinforce the idea of living in a space where nature and architecture coexist in harmony.

This villa in Marina di Andora combines significant dimensions, tangible comforts, and a clear focus on the dialogue between the house and outdoor spaces. In Liguria, in the province of Savona, it represents a valuable solution for those seeking a private residence with spacious environments, privacy, and a contemporary architectural presence, capable of remaining welcoming and functional every day.