The total area is 800 sq.m. The ancient villa is located on 4 levels, surrounded by a park with an area of ​​50 000 sq.m., there is an outbuilding with an area of ​​102 sq.m., two warehouses, one with a mezzanine, a garage and a floating dock with a private beach. The impressive entrance hall is connected on one side with a spacious hall, a living room with a fireplace and a study, and on the other side of the corridor with a dining room, a kitchen and a guest bathroom. The first floor is connected to the upper beautiful marble staircase. On the second floor there is a sleeping area with a large bedroom with own bathroom and dressing room, two more bedrooms, bathroom and study. The office is connected to the attic which has a hall, 4 rooms and a bathroom. On the basement floor there is a tavern, a gym, a laundry room and a wine cellar. In the park there is a cottage for the watchman, which has a living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. On the roof of one of the garages was created a creative corner for painting, with large stained-glass windows overlooking the lake. All engineering systems of the attic are in good condition, as is the roof, which was renovated in 2008. In total, the villa has eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Energy consumption class – F. Specific annual consumption of thermal energy (kWh / m² a year): 254.20.
Stresa is a picturesque town located on the shores of Lake Maggiore, in Piedmont. The historical center of Stresa, with narrow streets and small squares, is on the coast, and the island part of the Isole Borromee consists of the islands of Madre (Mother Island), Bella (Beautiful Island) and Pescatori (Fisher Island). Lake Maggiore is considered one of the most beautiful lakes in Northern Italy. The relief hills surrounding the pond create picturesque outlines and give a unique look to the cities on the coast. Among these cities Stresa stands out because modern influences have affected the city least. Here you can find luxury hotels and expensive shops that have preserved the spirit of the XIX century, when the lake became popular with tourists, and then the rapid construction of hotels, villas and parks began.

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