Garda, Veneto

Reference: WLCC-T1886. Situated in a privileged hillside location, this stunning detached villa offers breathtaking views of the Lake and a unique setting surrounded by quietness and nature. Ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the property is surrounded by lush greenery, ensuring absolute privacy and tranquility. Internally it is divided on two levels, on the ground floor we find the living room with open kitchen and a service bathroom; on the first floor two bedrooms and another bathroom. Also on the first floor there are two terraces in total lake view. This villa is the ideal choice for those who want an exclusive residence in a natural and peaceful setting. Location Gargnano is still one of the most visited places on the upper western shore of Lake Garda, a picturesque and charming town rich in history and ancient beauty. Small alleys, carefully restored stone houses, small stores, and countless lakeside restaurants make this place worth a visit. Gargnano is a balcony between mountains and lake, a beautiful town filled with history and folklore. Typical of this side of the lake are the sumptuous lemon houses, evidence of a once unique and thriving economy, now museum relics. We read in the lines of the Gargnano Tourist Association: "It happens, wandering around the port and the alleys of Gargnano, or entering the maze of lanes clamped between the walls of the lemon houses, to grasp the peculiar atmosphere of this town tied to its agricultural past and with a territory preserved almost intact over the years. This atmosphere, which has remained unchanged in the passage of time, is the essence of the beauty of this town, nestled on the western shore of Lake Garda: almost a stage, where the lives of its affluent intertwine and integrate with those of the "outsiders" who for years have chosen it as a place to spend their vacations. At sunset, a grandiose flurry of colors, almost an immense fan of orange and scarlet creeps through the narrow alleys bordered by ancient stone walls, to find itself in the small squares and harbors where the different languages of the inhabitants mix and mingle, like countless goblets of wine, whose fragrance speaks of the different places of origin." Lake Garda also enjoys a privileged location being easily accessible from the Brenner (A22), Milan-Venice (A4) highways, as well as the airports of Bergamo, Verona, Milan and Venice.