Noble palace with six residential units and an 18th-century Loggia overlooking the garden

In the historic centre of Novi Ligure, a noble palace built in the late Renaissance period on ancient medieval foundations.The building, which today has a refined 18th-century appearance, is characterised by its bright seven-arched loggia overlooking the internal garden. From the large entrance hall, the view opens onto this garden, a green area enriched with climbing plants and ornamental plants, which gives the entire residence a sense of space and beauty.The property is divided into six independent residential units. An imposing stone staircase leads to the first floor, where, crossing the loggia, you enter the main apartment of approximately 115 square metres. The other five dwellings are spread over the three floors of the building.The interiors retain their original charm, with high ceilings and wooden beams, antique terracotta tiles and stone fireplaces. Worthy of note are the decorations of the loggia and the monumental staircase, as well as the noble coat of arms of the Spinola family — ancient feudal lords — which stands out against the backdrop of the garden, where there is a historic rural building included in the offer.The basement houses the characteristic cellars with exposed brick vaults, covering a total area of approximately 150 square metres.Thanks to its structure and location, the building lends itself to multiple uses: a prestigious private residence, a representative residence or an income-generating property. Ideal for short-term rentals in period residences or for exclusive projects such as luxury residences for the elderly with spaces dedicated to cultural and artistic activities.