This villa in Stresa, built in 1930 and extended in 1997 with a panoramic upper floor, combines classic style with modern living comfort. The property spans approximately 307 m² over four floors, offering bright, airy rooms with historical details and a south-east-west orientation that ensures natural light throughout the day.
The villa comprises a large basement with a tavern, a garage for three cars, storage and utility rooms. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, corridors, a living room, a double bedroom, and two bathrooms. On the first floor, there is a living room, two kitchens with balcony access, a corridor leading to an extended balcony, a double bedroom, and a bathroom. The second floor features a spacious open-plan living and working area with a balcony and panoramic terrace, plus a bathroom.
Notable features include original wooden double-glazed windows in Art Nouveau style, bespoke cabinetry, and fireplaces. The property is partly furnished and can easily be divided into three independent living units thanks to separate entrances. Heating is provided via an efficient gas system.
Outside, a 530 m² private garden provides a tranquil, secluded setting, ideal for relaxation.
Strategically located, the villa offers convenient access to the A26 motorway and Stresa railway station, facilitating visits to the Borromean Islands and the famous botanical gardens. Milan-Malpensa Airport is approximately 45 minutes away.
This villa represents a rare opportunity for those seeking a residence or investment in one of the most picturesque areas of Lake Maggiore.