From this sun-drenched hill with a south-facing aspect, you not only enjoy the finest views over the lake, but the former aristocratic hunting lodge in Verbania on Lake Maggiore also impresses with its rich architectural details: frescoes, columns, murals, coffered ceilings, and exquisite sculptures that grace both the house and its gardens.
Originally built in the late 18th century as a hunting lodge and summer residence, the property was transformed at the beginning of the 19th century into a distinguished residence, giving it the elegant appearance it retains today.
This exclusive and meticulously maintained estate is fully enclosed by walls, offering complete privacy. Situated in a quiet, verdant neighbourhood, the centre of Intra is still within easy walking distance.
THE TOWN OF VERBANIA INTRA IN NORTHERN ITALY
Intra is one of the two districts of Verbania, the largest town on Lake Maggiore in northern Italy. Among its most notable attractions are the Giardini di Villa Taranto, a 16-hectare English-style garden renowned for its stunning collection of over 20,000 plant species. In addition, Intra has a vehicle ferry terminal providing daily crossings to the opposite shore.
