Description

Sumptuous villa with guesthouse and a breathtaking panoramic view overlooking Lake Garda, particularly the Gulf of Salò, Borghese Island, the Rocca di Manerba, Sirmione, and the Veronese coast.
The main structure is spread over three floors:
Basement with bedroom, terrace overlooking the lake, and ancillary rooms;
Ground floor, living area: kitchen, living room, dining room, bathroom, and walk-in closet. This floor also boasts a terrace where guests can dine elegantly while admiring the lake and its sunsets.
First floor, sleeping area: 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 2 bathrooms, and a balcony with panoramic lake views, sharing the same view as the terraces.
The guesthouse is spread over two floors: the ground floor with two bedrooms and a bathroom, and the first floor with a living room, kitchen, and a splendid terrace offering partial views of the lake, the garden below, and the villa’s vast olive grove.

All the villa’s appurtenances are meticulously maintained, from the cobblestone entrance and portico, which complement the villa’s elegance with a beautiful rusticity typical of the area, to the technical features of the structures themselves, the olive grove, and the adjoining garden.
The well-kept olive grove extends over 4,000 square meters, which could accommodate a large swimming pool.
The location, the elegant structures, and the evocative view offer a variety of emotions.

Commercial floor areas are as follows:
562 square meters of built area (520 square meters of usable space)
67 square meters of terraces (134 square meters of usable space)
268 square meters of garden and olive grove (4,000 square meters total)

– Monuments and places of interest:

– The Mausoleum of Gabriele D’Annunzio.
– Casino built in 1909 in Art Nouveau style, now a restaurant;
– André Heller Botanical Garden;
– Grand Hotel built in 1884 by Austrian Luigi Wimmer. Illustrious guests included Winston Churchill, Paul Heyse, and Vladimir Nabokov;
Torre San Marco, built by German industrialist Richard Langensiepen, was later purchased by Gabriele D’Annunzio in 1925;
-Villa Alba, built from 1901 to 1910 as the residence of Emperor Franz Joseph;
-Vittoriale degli Italiani, a monumental citadel built on the shores of Lake Garda as the home of poet Gabriele D’Annunzio, who lived there from 1921 to 1938. It was designed by architect Giancarlo Maroni and has been a national monument since 1925, a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.