Casa LevanteLiguria real estate

A home by the sea
in Liguria

Flats and villas from Rapallo to Portofino: from a studio on the seafront to a house with a garden above the bay.

Portofino bay with sailing boats and houses on the hillside
Coloured façades on Portofino harbour
Portofino bay

Homes on the coast

10homes match your choice

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How far is the walk to the sea

In Liguria homes sit on the hillsides: the higher up, the wider the view and the longer the walk down. Move the slider and only the homes within that walk of the water stay on the hill.

7minutes' walk
right by the waterhigh on the hill
6 homesmost affordable: one-bedroom flat on the seafront in Rapallo, €390,000
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Towns on the coast

Portofino houses reflected in the harbour

Selling a home on the coast

Buyers look for Liguria from Milan, Germany and Switzerland. We write the listing in their languages and handle the sale up to the notary.

1

Valuation

We see the house, compare it with sales in your street and name a price that leaves room to negotiate.

2

Photos and listing

We photograph the house in morning light and write the description in Italian, English and German.

3

Viewings

We run the viewings ourselves, including video calls for buyers abroad.

4

Up to the notary

We check the documents, prepare the preliminary contract and see you through the signing.

The seafront under the arch, looking over the bay

Tell us what home you are looking for

We will send you suitable homes, including some not yet listed.

Buying in brief

What buying costs on top of the price

Usually registration tax, the notary and the agency fee. We work out the exact sum for the specific home before the deposit.

Can a foreigner buy?

Yes. You need an Italian tax code (codice fiscale), issued in a day at the tax office or a consulate.

What a compromesso is

The preliminary contract: it fixes the price, the date and the deposit. The final deed (rogito) is signed at the notary.

When to view homes

In spring and autumn: you see how the house feels out of season, and owners are readier to negotiate.