What is a typical expat home or apartment like in Portofino?
We asked expats what a typical home or apartment in Portofino is like. They answered...
"A typical expat home or apartment in Portofino, is often a charming blend of traditional Italian architecture and modern amenities. These homes are usually located in close proximity to the town center, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea or the lush, green hills surrounding the area. The exterior of the homes often feature pastel-colored walls, terracotta roofs, and beautiful balconies adorned with flowers. Inside, the homes are typically spacious, with high ceilings and large windows that let in plenty of natural light. The living rooms often have comfortable seating areas, a fireplace, and sometimes even a grand piano. The kitchens are usually fully equipped with modern appliances, but still maintain a rustic Italian charm with features like stone countertops and wooden cabinets. The bedrooms are often large and airy, with comfortable beds and plenty of storage space. Some homes may also have additional rooms that can be used as a home office or a guest room. The bathrooms are usually modern and luxurious, with features like walk-in showers and large bathtubs. Many expat homes in Portofino also have outdoor spaces like terraces or gardens, where residents can enjoy the beautiful Italian weather. These outdoor areas often have seating areas, a barbecue, and sometimes even a private pool. Despite their luxurious features, these homes often maintain a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, making them a perfect place for expats to settle down in Portofino," commented one expat who made the move to Portofino, Italy.
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