This historically elegant villa in a privileged location in Brissago captivates with its first-class interior design and the dreamlike location with a view over Lake Maggiore. The villa has great original details and art and is, thanks to complete and careful renovation, also in terms of technology, in perfect condition. The total living area is 490 m2 and is distributed on four floors. To each bedroom there is an en suite bathroom. In total there are 7.5 rooms, the living room alone with 60 m2. The room layout can be arranged as you like. The villa has 3 balconies and 6 terraces which invite you to relax or read and complete the offer with two additional porticos. Of course, the beautifully landscaped swimming pool surrounded by subtropical plants may not be missing.
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Features
- Fitted kitchen
- Fireplace
- Completely new heating system
- En-suite bathroom
- 3 balconies
- 6 terraces
- Pool
- Basement
- Attic
- Garden
- 2 parking spaces
- Floor type marble
Location and surroundings of this property
The municipality of Brissago is located on the northern shore of Lake Maggiore, southwest of Ascona on the border with Italy. Brissago is mainly known for the Brissago Islands, on which a botanical garden is located. Due to the mild climate, about 1500 different plant species can thrive. Among them are palm trees, bamboo and eucalyptus, as well as kiwi and bananas. The garden was created in 1885 by Baroness Antoinette de Saint Léger and expanded by the subsequent owner of the islands, the department store millionaire Max Emden, starting in 1927. The municipality of Brissago had just under 1900 inhabitants at the end of 2012. Brissago is served by a bus line of the “Ferrovie autolinee regionali ticinesi (FART)”. Bus number 316 runs from Locarno station, located in Muralto, to Ascona, then through the Ascona tunnel along Lake Maggiore to Porto Ronco and Brissago and back. There is also a cross-border Italian bus to Cannobio, Cannero Riviera and as far as Verbania, which runs along the shore road of Verbano, as Lake Maggiore is called in Italy. The economic basis of Brissago today is tourism. The lakeside and hillside areas of the municipality of Brissago have been built up with second homes since the 1960 / 70s. The percentage of second homes in 2014 was 69.4%, therefore the construction of further second homes is no longer permitted under Swiss legislation.
Energy information
- 1904
- Type of heating oil
Commission details
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