Description

Salò, a two-room apartment with a private 36 sq m garden and a 23 sq m porch, is part of the luxurious Falkensteiner Park Residence, currently under construction.
Located near the lake, the lakefront, and the beach, all within 300 meters, and the historic center and amenities are a 10-minute walk away.
Featuring the highest quality construction and technology, top-quality finishes, and sophisticated interior and exterior design, the residence will be surrounded by greenery.

Various types of apartments are available: two-, three-, and four-room apartments, some with lake views.
Located on the ground floor with garden, first floor, second floor, or penthouse with roof terrace.
All units enjoy large private outdoor spaces.
The apartments are sold fully furnished, with the option of choosing between two furnishing styles, all included in the price.
The apartments include a garage and cellar, which are sold for an additional €55,000.
Access to premium Falkensteiner services and the possibility of accessing the 5-star hotel amenities thanks to the super-exclusive Deluxe package.

Currently under construction, a total of 176 units will be built; the first phase includes the construction of 96 apartments and the 5-star Falkensteiner hotel.
Condominium fees are expected to range between €3.50 and €4.00/sqm per month.

Salò, monuments and places of interest:
Religious architecture: Salò Cathedral, dedicated to Santa Maria Annunziata, represents the most valuable architectural work, designed by Filippo delle Vacche in the late Gothic style, but never fully completed. Inside, it houses paintings by Romanino, Moretto, Zenone Veronese, and Paolo Veneziano. Antonio Vassilacchi, known as Aliense, painted several frescoes, while the high altar features an imposing gilded altarpiece containing ten wooden statues by Pietro Bussolo.

The façade, still incomplete, was later embellished with a marble portal created by Tamagnino and Gasparo Cairano in 1509. The monumental cemetery, built on the opposite shore of the gulf, was designed by Rodolfo Vantini. Civil architecture: The Palazzo del Podestà, once the seat of the council of the Magnifica Patria, now houses the municipality. Part of the building was rebuilt after 1901, the year a devastating earthquake brought the city to its knees.

The 15th-century Palazzo Fantoni housed the Athenaeum of Salò, a branch of the ancient Accademia degli Unanimi. The Civic Theater, currently under renovation following a long period of neglect. The Palazzo Terzi-Martinengo in Barbarano was built on the orders of the Marquis Sforza Pallavicino, captain of the Republic of Venice. It has a large park with beautiful fountains. The palace is privately owned and therefore not open to visitors.