Stylish 3 bedroom Duplex for sale with panoramic view in Laglio, Lombardy
This stunning lakeside apartment is on two levels on the ground and first floor of a historical Villa built in the 18th century and currently has a total of four units.
It has an independent entrance with a private garden and a separate cantina
storage room. The ground floor features a grand living and dining area with a high vaulted ceiling 3 metres high. There is a separate small kitchen and bathroom also on this floor. Terracotta floor tiles can be seen througho...
This stunning lakeside apartment is on two levels on the ground and first floor of a historical Villa built in the 18th century and currently has a total of four units.
It has an independent entrance with a private garden and a separate cantina
storage room. The ground floor features a grand living and dining area with a high vaulted ceiling 3 metres high. There is a separate small kitchen and bathroom also on this floor. Terracotta floor tiles can be seen throughout this level and there is also a charming original working fireplace.
Although much of the original features remain, it was partially renovated during the 80s and with a modest investment can be renovated, to create a more modern look and feel.
A spiral staircase leads to 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with parquet flooring and beautiful original wooden ceilings with exposed beams. From 2 bedrooms there is a view of the garden and the lake.
The property is located just 3 minutes walk to the public beach of Laglio
and the famous lake front bistro Bar and boat pier. To complete the property there is also a double garage 50 metres from the apartment in Residence Regina.
This superb property is ideal for anyone looking for a spacious apartment in
an historical context in a tranquil area just a few metres from the lake.
Laglio is a coastal town located on the western shore of Lake Como
in the first basin. The town has become famous all over the world
thanks to its prestigious citizen George Clooney. Laglio is very close
to Cernobbio and the famous Villa d'Este Hotel.
In just fifteen minutes by car you can reach both the Swiss customs
border and the Milan - Lugano - Zurich motorway and from here the
Milan Malpensa international airport can be reached in about forty
minutes by car.
Given the characteristics of the proposed property the ideal way to
tour the lake and visit the famous resorts of Bellagio and Menaggio
is to own a private boat.
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1. Making the Offer to Purchase (Offerta)
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2. Signing the Preliminary Contract (Compromesso or Contratto preliminare)
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