Villa with pool, garden and stunning sea view between Portofino and Camogli

Fiammetta, former lawyer and today food&wine writer, runs Villa dei Limoni's rental management. She is an art and architecture passionate.
Elisabetta is Villa dei Limoni's owner. Former lawyer, she works today at the Public Prosecutor Office in Genoa. She is married and has two sons and a beloved cat named Leo. Tennis and fashion enthusiast, she loves art and travelling.

The house was an ancient oil mill and was bought and renovated by Elisabetta's grandparents in the 40s.
For work and family reasons Elisabetta spends her holidays elsewhere and she can no longer enjoy this family home as she would like: she is therefore pleased that it is full of life and can continue to spread its peace.

The peace, the scents and the colors of the garden, full of comfortable corners in which to rest among the flowers and citrus and where to be awakened by the chirping of birds, at the same time a few kilometers from a city rich in art treasures and museums.
The embrace of the thick stone walls, the breadth and the intelligent division of space, which includes areas of sharing but also the possibility of privacy and silence for everyone, have allowed unforgettable stays both for families and for friends.
Everyone immediately found its ideal location: the intellectuals conquered the so-called corners of tranquility in the garden, the aspiring chefs were focused on planning lunches and dinners that invariably revolved around the barbecue and the wood oven, pride of his grandfather who handed down the secret recipes of the great-grandmother for the best farinata.
The mundane slept until late, protected from the shutters on the windows and the silence guaranteed by the old walls and faced only late in the afternoon, ready for a new evening in the premises of Santa Margherita, Rapallo and Portofino.
Unmissable meeting with the brave of the sea and the bicycle that just at that time came home "tired but happy" with crossings of reproaches and mutual commiseration.
The girls spent an exaggeration of time tanning the tan, but there was no market that escaped the ferocious planning of shopping enthusiasts.
In all this, occasionally the man of home deliveries appeared (a precious habit still guaranteed by some of Camogli's kind merchants).
Even today, despite the careful renovation that ensures all the comfort that deserve the precious days of the holiday, the house has deliberately preserved its ancient nature that makes it a magical place to live a holiday out of time.