Description

This lakefront villa, elegantly finished with quality materials and high-end design, has been renovated with modern technology, a habitable terrace, and a garage. The villa comprises two apartments:
Ground floor: two-room apartment with living room and kitchenette, double bedroom, walk-in closet, and bathroom;
First floor: three-room apartment with large living room with wet bar, kitchenette, two bedrooms, bathroom, and a heated veranda with large glass windows overlooking the lake;
On the roof, there is an exceptional and spacious habitable terrace where you can comfortably dine just steps from the lake, admiring the imposing Manerba fortress and the unique Rabbit Island, which seems almost within reach.

The villa boasts a large, well-planted garden, a garage, and several parking spaces within the property.
Located in a quiet area, its lakefront location adds to its beauty.

Monuments and places of interest:

San Felice Parish Church Built between 1740 and 1781 by Antonio Corbellini, in Baroque style and dedicated to Saints Felice, Adauto, and Flavia. Of particular note are the 16th-century Romanino Altarpiece, the Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew by Johann Carl Loth in the right aisle, the frescoes on the vault by Carlo Innocenzo Carloni and Giosuè Scotti from 1760, and the Nativity by Zenone Veronese in the sacristy. Sanctuary of the Carmine Church of the Carmine, 15th century, dedicated to the Madonna del Carmine. This imposing building is characteristic of the last stage of Lombard Gothic architecture in its simplest form: the “rustic” one, strongly linked to the Romanesque tradition. The main door is pointed, with a central rose window and two single-lancet windows on the sides. The architectural aspects were restored from 1954 to 1959, and the pictorial aspects from 1963 onwards. Santa Maria del Carmine was begun in 1460 on the site of a small chapel with the support of Ludovico II Gonzaga and his son, Cardinal Francesco.

It was consecrated in 1482, although it was already functioning in 1452. Today, it attracts numerous pilgrims from around the world. On the fourth weekend of July, the statue of the Madonna del Carmelo is carried in a solemn procession from the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmine to the Parish Church of San Felice del Benaco on Saturday. The following day, Sunday, the procession resumes with the Madonna’s return to the Sanctuary, passing through the streets of the town, which are decorated with flowers and garlands for the occasion. Palazzo Rotingo, located at number 11, Via XX Settembre, is now the seat of the town hall of San Felice del Benaco. It was built in the 17th century and has undergone several transformations.