The incomparable view of the lake is the highlight of this beautiful holiday property in Ronco. Located directly opposite the Brissago Islands, it offers a panoramic view of the lake and the mountains from Ascona to Italy.
The main entrance of the house is accessible by elevator or via the outdoor staircase. On the first floor, there is a bedroom with a private terrace and a separate bathroom with shower/WC. The elevator conveniently takes you to the 2nd or 3rd floor. If you prefer to walk, a lit staircase leads to the 2nd floor, where there is another bedroom with access to the separate terrace. The master bathroom is equipped with a whirlpool bathtub, an emotional shower with chromotherapy, and a WC with shower. The dining and living area, very bright, is located on the top floor with access to the Mediterranean garden. With an open kitchen and separate wine cellar, nothing is missing here either. The installation of a solar system for electricity and heating has already been planned. A separate laundry room 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 Island. For a meal with family and friends, the beautiful outdoor area surrounding the house offers plenty of space. The infrastructure for the charging station for electric vehicles has already been planned in the parking lot.
This exclusive villa can be purchased as a primary or secondary residence.
Highlights:
>> Fantastic panoramic view of the lake
>> Modern household appliances
>> First occupancy
>> High quality of interior finishing
>> Elevator
>> Beautifully maintained Mediterranean garden
>> Several terraces - all with lake view
>> Second home
There is a reason why Ronco sopra Ascona is called "the balcony over Lake Maggiore". Ronco is famous for its breathtaking view 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 washed by the waters of Lake Maggiore, the area of this land extends to the higher mountains. Despite the growth of the village, the old town center has managed to preserve some of its original rustic charm, characterized by narrow alleys, stone steps, and typical arcades between the houses. Ronco has always been an artist village. Antonio Ciseri painted the altar in the church of S. Martino in 1870, where frescoes from the 15th century can also be admired, depicting the four seasons.
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