Spacious house in Pegli, 3 minutes from the sea and 10 from the center of Genoa.

Spacious and bright accommodation in Pegli, an ancient seaside village on the western coast of Genoa, for three guests plus a small child. Located on the second floor of an elegant building with an elevator, the entire 90-square-meter apartment is exclusively for guests' use and can comfortably accommodate up to three adults and a child up to three years old.
The house is named after its previous owner, Uncle Gabriele, a lifelong sailor and world explorer.
The apartment is fully furnished and equipped with every comfort.
It has been recently renovated, but features some vintage furnishings that preserve its history and identity, making it warm and welcoming. The kitchen is fully equipped, and soft towels, sheets, and toiletries are provided.
We are in the center of the village, with all amenities available: bars, shops, restaurants, hairdressers, supermarkets, pharmacies, and bakeries serving excellent focaccia.
The apartment is strategically located for exploring Genoa, relaxing on the beach, or enjoying an aperitif on the beautiful seafront promenade—the perfect mix of culture, entertainment, and relaxation.
Conveniently located, the apartment is easily accessible by all means of transport: By train: Pegli station is just a 6-minute walk away and connects Genoa city center and all of Liguria. The Genova-Pegli motorway exit is about 1 km away, the airport is 3 km away, and there's also the Navebus that takes you to the center of Genoa and the old port with a short half-hour cruise, where you can admire Genoa from the sea (and then take you back home)!
Genoa city center is a 10-minute drive away or 15 minutes by frequent train.
✅ Large and welcoming spaces in a newly renovated apartment
✅Large livable balcony
✅Fully equipped kitchen: induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, table linens, cooking utensils and complimentary toiletries
✅A spacious room with a large double bed, fully furnished
✅A fully furnished bedroom with a single bed
✅Cot for children up to 3/4 years old with sheets, anti-suffocation pillow, blankets and high chair
✅Bathroom with window, shower, bidet, washing machine, hairdryer, excellent soaps, detergents, courtesy set
✅Soft towels, scented sheets and blankets are available free of charge.
✅Large living room and lounge with large table, armchairs, sofa and small multilingual bookcase
✅Free access to fast Wi-Fi and large smart TV with streaming services offered
✅ Fans for each room
✅Ease of free or paid parking
✅Possibility of boat excursions for exclusive use

✅ You are in Pegli,
a small seaside village in the western part of Genoa with a mild climate year-round. Its colorful houses overlook the sea and the beautiful promenade with both public and private beaches. It's ideal for visiting in summer but also in all other months. Greenery also takes center stage, with villas and parks, and the nearby hills are perfect for both light and strenuous walks, as well as mountain bike rides that will astonish you with breathtaking and breathtaking views of the Ligurian coast.
The Villa Durazzo Pallavicini Park and its adjoining Botanical Garden are just steps away. A true masterpiece of historical-romantic gardening, it is designed as a scenic-theatrical journey in three acts, immersing you in art, nature, spirituality, lakes, caves, architecture, and the largest and oldest camellia garden in Italy.
Navebus is an urban (and affordable!) boat that connects Pegli to Genoa's Porto Antico, offering a panoramic view of the city from the sea in about half an hour. From the Porto Antico, trips depart to coastal towns such as Portofino, San Fruttuoso di Camogli, the Cinque Terre and excursions to the Whale Sanctuary.

✅And instead of speaking of Genoa...
"Superb for men and for walls..." wrote Petrarch, the charm of this city nestled between the mountains and the sea, a crossroads of different peoples and cultures, has captivated writers, poets, and singer-songwriters who have recounted its beauty, its contrasts, and its hidden soul in their verses. Strolling through the city, you can admire noble palaces and ancient churches, lose yourself in the maze of characteristic alleys (caruggi) of the old town, visit museums and exhibitions, and the Lanterna, symbol of this city.
Not to be missed:
- The historic center, the Strade Nuove, and the Palazzi dei Rolli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Palazzo Ducale, the former residence of the Doge, is today the main cultural hub with exhibitions, conferences, shows, festivals, and international events
- Vertical Genoa: funiculars, elevators, and rack railways that allow you to reach the most difficult places with breathtaking views
- Porto Antico and Waterfront, designed by architect Renzo Piano, home to the Genoa Aquarium, the Bigo, Eataly, and the Biosfera, Galata Maritime Museum, cultural centers, shops, shopping arcades, restaurants, and clubs. In summer, you'll find a swimming pool. In winter, an ice-skating rink.
- Boccadasse: the iconic fishing village with its colorful houses clinging to the rocks, which even fascinated Disney, setting the film "Luca con il gatto sepia" (Lucky the Cat), known for his characteristic frowning expression.
- The 100 Historic Shops for curiosities, shopping, and crafts
- Evening nightlife with aperitifs, historic and trendy bars, traditional trattorias, and Michelin-starred restaurants.
- The parks of Nervi, a seafront promenade overlooking the sea with a large park, rose garden, and its museum.
- Castello d'Albertis, a fanciful neo-Gothic residence overlooking the city, the legacy of the eccentric Captain d'Albertis, a story waiting to be discovered.
- The Museums: 30 within a 10 km radius, 9 collections nestled in the greenery, 8 historic museum-houses, 3 World Heritage sites. UNESCO World Heritage Site, 8 museums with breathtaking views.
- The Forts (18 of them!), an ancient complex of fortifications built to defend the city, now immersed in the Parco Urbano delle Mura. They are one of Europe's most evocative green spaces, ideal for walks, challenging hikes, mountain biking, picnics, and birdwatching.
- And then there's the food, what a delight! In Genoa, it's delicious! Trofie with pesto, potatoes, and green beans, and focaccia are the most famous of Genoese cuisine, but there are countless culinary delights that will make your taste buds explode with joy.
Let yourself be surprised by this splendid city, leaning toward the future yet guarding a great past.