One of three Palazzi in the medieval village of Triora, voted one of the most beautiful citadels of Italy, this property retains many original features and has huge potential as either spectacular accomodation or a very grand family home. It is said that Napoleon's General, the General Massena took command in Triora from Borelli, which was for the time, his quarters

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The property in question comprises a large part of this Palazzo, with a large, stone-walled Cantina with an original village waterway under the building. You enter the main property through a wooden front door and walk in to an entrance way with a slate staircase leading upstairs, an arched stone-walled room and a balcony with stunning views over the valley mountains. Climbing the stairs leads you to a huge living room with arched ceiling, fireplace and access to the kitchen, with a further two rooms off this. There is a balcony on this level as well, with painted columns. Up a further set of stairs are a further two rooms, a bathroom and an attic space, again with views of the village and mountains. This property is a development project, but for somebody with vision and a love of nature and the location, could be a very exciting opportunity. If you would like to see a video to help get a better sense of the space please don’t hesitate to get in touch. The village has a shop, pizzeria and some bars, along with a children’s playground and a tennis court. Molini di Triora, the village below (slightly down-valley), has a swimming and picnic area.