Panoramic 16th-century Saracen tower with pool

This is a 16th-century Saracen tower, built to defend the Riviera dei Fiori from pirates. The property is set within a 2-hectare Mediterranean park featuring olive trees, cypresses, and palm trees, on the border between Italy and France, overlooking the Piana di Latte and the Ligurian Sea.

On the upper level of the tower, you’ll find a magnificent terrace, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, and three bedrooms with two bathrooms. Original period furnishings and architectural features remain intact, including a drawbridge. The grounds also feature a ping-pong table and a bocce court.

Latte Beach is a ten-minute walk away, offering bars, a restaurant, and both public and private beach areas. A well-stocked supermarket, featuring Italian specialties and a wide selection of wines, is within walking distance. The Hanbury Gardens, renowned for their botanical diversity, host classical music concerts and literary readings in the summer.

This coastline, now a Marine Nature Reserve, has been a destination for the English aristocracy since the 1700s. Monte Carlo is 15 km away, Menton is 2 km away, and Nice is 36 km away. On the Italian side, Ventimiglia is 5 km away, Bordighera is 10 km away, San Remo is 22 km away, and the villages of Dolceacqua and Apricale are 15–19 km away.