We reach this beautiful 3.5 room penthouse apartment in one of the first terraced settlements, which could offer home ownership in a comparable hillside location throughout Switzerland.
The residence, located in an absolutely quiet southern location and on a large area, is situated in the charming municipality of Orselina above Locarno. The free-standing apartment with its own front door and the adjacent parking space is easily accessible.
From the bedrooms as well as from the open living area with fireplace, one enjoys an incredible panorama over Lake Maggiore up to Monte Tamaro and over Gambarogno to Italy. This compact apartment offers a lot of potential to spend wonderful holidays and festive days with family all year round and to enjoy the
proximity to nature and the freshness of the forest. Even in summer, one does not have to forgo a refreshing bath, as the residence also offers a wonderful outdoor pool.
Highlights:
>> Parking directly at the front door
>> Unobstructed lake & panoramic view
>> Wonderful large sun terrace
>> Nature & tranquility
>> Outdoor pool with lake view
>> Low-maintenance & compact holiday apartment
The property is located at an altitude of 500 m above sea level in the municipality of Orselina, which lies above Locarno on the mountainside with a view of Lake Maggiore. The lake gives the municipality its insubric climate, mild and dry in winter, moderately warm in summer, which allows a lush Mediterranean and subtropical plant world to thrive outdoors. With more than 2100 hours of sunshine per year, as measurements from the nearby Meteorological Institute Locarno-Monti have shown, the Locarno hill area is the region with the most sunshine in Switzerland. The municipality covers about 2 square kilometers and has 750 inhabitants. Orselina is known for its "scenic" location (270 - 1230 m above sea level), the pilgrimage church "Madonna del Sasso", the sculpture park with "amphitheater", varied hiking opportunities, the funicular Locarno - Orselina, and the cable car to Cardada, which was redesigned in 2000 by the famous architect Mario Botta.
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