Grace's House

In the tranquility of the picturesque Ligurian village of Marola—one of the 13 historic villages of the Gulf of Poets (including the most renowned, Portovenere and Lerici)—you’ll live like 19th-century fishermen, enjoying a breathtaking view of the Gulf. Grace’s home is located in a typical “caruggio” (the name given to the narrow streets in Ligurian villages) closed to traffic.
The name “Gulf of Poets” derives primarily from the fact that, over the centuries, many poets, writers, and artists in general have spent time living in the villages of the gulf, captivated by the beauty of this “amphitheatre of water.” Among the many artists who loved this place, we recall the writer David Herbert Lawrence, the writer and painter George Sand, the poet Lord Byron, and the writer Percy Bysshe Shelley. The latter had his final residence in the village of San Terenzo, a seaside hamlet in the municipality of Lerici.
The fully renovated two-level apartment features a bright and airy living area and a fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor, complete with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, sofa, and a 43-inch Full HD TV; on the second floor, there is a double bedroom with a sea view and a bedroom with a twin bed. Bathroom with a window and a shower.