The breathtaking view of Lake Maggiore is the highlight of this luxury country house in Ronco sopra Ascona. The house has been completely renovated with high-quality materials. For families and guests, there is a small apartment with a separate entrance, open kitchen and bathroom with shower / WC. An external staircase or the elevator leads to the main entrance of the property. A large bedroom with a private terrace and a separate bathroom with shower / WC are located on the first floor. You can comfortably reach the 2nd and 3rd floor by elevator. If you prefer to walk, a lighted staircase leads to the 2nd floor, where you will find another bedroom with a separate terrace. The master bathroom is equipped with a whirlpool, an emotional shower with chromotherapy and a shower / WC. The large and spacious living area with dining room is located on the upper floor, with an open kitchen and a separate wine cooler. On cold days, the fireplace provides the necessary warmth and the installation for the solar modules is already prepared. A washing machine is located in the guest bathroom on the top floor. You can enjoy your morning coffee on the large, partially covered terrace overlooking the Brissago Islands. For lunch with family and friends, the outdoor area next to the house offers enough space. The parking lot already has the installation for the electric charging station for vehicles prepared. This exclusive villa can be purchased as both a main and a second residence.
There is a reason why Ronco sopra Ascona is called the "Balcony on Lake Maggiore". Ronco is famous for its breathtaking views of the Brissago Islands and the surrounding mountains. One of the most beautiful and privileged places to enjoy this view is opposite the church of San Martino, in the heart of the old village on a hill terrace 350 m above sea level. Above Porto Ronco, a municipality surrounded by the waters of Lake Maggiore, the area of this country extends to the higher mountains. Despite the growth of the village, the old town center has retained some of its original rustic charm, characterized by narrow streets, stone stairs and typical arcades between the houses. Ronco has always been an artists' village. Antonio Ciseri painted the altar in the church of S. Martino in 1870, where you can also admire frescoes from the 15th century depicting the four seasons.
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