Monolocale in Via Galileo Galilei
IN ESCLUSIVA. monolocale ristrutturato con terrazzo L’Agenzia Domus di Sanremo propone in vendita in esclusiva un elegante monolocale situato tra Via Galileo Galilei e Corso degli Inglesi, precisamente in Via Galileo Galilei 61, all’interno del rinomato Palazzo Melandri, servito da ascensore. L’appartamento, della…
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Renovated and immediately habitable, with a terrace, lift and Sanremo’s coastal location, but the €98,000 price equals €2,450/m² versus about €900/m² for comparable local stock. The listing also conflicts on size, stating both 40 m² and 30 m², so the premium is difficult to justify without verifying the cadastral area and income potential.
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A bright, fully furnished and apparently move-in-ready studio with a generous terrace and attractive mountain-and-valley views. The renovated interior, functional kitchen, air conditioning and outdoor space make it genuinely usable, though the small size and lack of historic character limit its dream-home appeal.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Very compact 30–40 sqm studio with no separate bedroom.
- Energy class F and central heating may mean higher running costs.
- Visible peeling on the balcony ceiling suggests some exterior maintenance may be needed.
- The property is priced near the top of the catalog range, so the value depends heavily on Sanremo location and rental income.
Estimate from the listing and its photos, not a survey. Treat it as the starting point for your own quotes. An Italian builder's quote is normally written without VAT and without design fees, so add about a quarter to any figure a firm gives you.
The area around
Location score 55/100On the Ligurian Sea coast at the base of the Maritime Alps. The area includes the Riviera dei Fiori seafront and the built-up coastal strip around Sanremo, with small beaches, a marina, and steep hills rising immediately behind the town. The nearest larger centre is Sanremo itself, which has a port, a casino, a substantial old town, and year-round services. The cluster sits inside the built-up area of a city above 50,000 residents, so the lived setting is urban rather than rural. The area is known nationally for floriculture and for the Festival di Sanremo.