Nestled in the Mediterranean scrub, this pieds dans l'eau property, designed by architect Barry Dierks in 1929, blends harmoniously with the Ligurian landscape. With private sea access, it is a unique and rare gem.Surrounded by a 3,400-square-meter botanical park, the villa features the Loggia della Meridiana and three natural saltwater pools, offering an atmosphere of peace and beauty.The entrance is decorated with a mosaic of black and white pebbles, the Risseu, a symbol of Ligurian art, depicting the 'Torre della Mola,' the Genoa Coat of Arms, and the 'Rose of the Winds.' The Loggia flooring, made of marble graniglia, is also a precious handcrafted work.Spanning three floors, the villa offers spectacular coastal views, bright and spacious interiors, suites with private sitting rooms, and three guesthouses for friends and family. This masterpiece combines elegance, nature, and history, embodying luxury and exclusivity on the Riviera delle Palme. Located in Varazze, ninety minutes from Milan and Turin and close to Genoa Airport, the property is well connected to major European cities.The villa, positioned at the beginning of the Lungomare Europa promenade, overlooks one of the most charming stretches of the Western Ligurian Riviera, with rocky coves and Mediterranean scrub merging into the crystal-clear sea.Villa Araba is more than a residence; it is a symbol of the local community and offers unique views from the Cinque Terre to Capo Noli. The complex, with its botanical park, private cliffs, and pools, represents an exclusive and timeless investment opportunity, a unique asset meant to endure.