2 bedrooms apartment, 105 m²

Gardone Riviera, Brescia (province)

Lake Garda

Gardone Riviera, a stone's throw from the lake, spacious three-room apartment fully furnished and with two garages, one of which is very large.
The apartment is located along the internal road of the lakefront of Gardone Riviera and is located in a building renovated in 2007, served by a lift and composed of six other apartments.
The lakefront is just a few steps away as are all the activities overlooking the lake, the Vittoriale del Italiani is about a 10-minute walk away and all the shops, baker, butcher and others can be easily reached in a few minutes on foot.
The two garages are located about 30 meters from the apartment. and it is a single garage of about 18 square meters and there is a very large garage of over 23 square meters.
Very low condominium fees for the apartment: EURO480/year;
condominium fees for the two garages: EURO300/year.
The apartment consists of: living area with open kitchen, closet, bathroom, double bedroom and master bedroom with air conditioning.
The bedrooms face Corso Giuseppe Zanardelli.

Monuments and places of interest: Vittoriale degli italiani, a monumental citadel built on the shores of Lake Garda as the home of the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, who lived there from 1921 to 1938. It was designed by the architect Giancarlo Maroni and since 1925 it has been a national monument, a destination of tourist and other interest. The Vittoriale extends for about nine hectares on the hills of Gardone Riviera in a panoramic position, overlooking the lake. The monumental entrance welcomes the visitor, consisting of a pair of arches at the centre of which is a fountain bearing in bronze letters a passage from the Libro segreto, the last work written by Gabriele d'Annunzio: «Inside this triple circle of walls, where translated into living stones is already that religious book that I thought was responsible for the rites of the homeland and the Latin victors called Il Vittoriale». At the top of the fountain are a pair of cornucopias and a tympanum with the famous D'Annunzio motto “I have what I donated”. A double path starts from the entrance arches: the first, slightly uphill, leads to the priory, to the house-museum of Gabriele d'Annunzio and further up to the military ship Puglia and the heroes' mausoleum with the poet's tomb; the second leads to the gardens, the arengo and, through a series of terraces sloping towards the lake, you reach the lemon house and the orchard. After passing the entrance and taking the road towards the priory, you come across the Piave pilo with the sculpture of the Chained Victory by the sculptor Arrigo Minerbi, the Pilo del Dare in brocca, that is, hitting the mark, hitting the target. On the left is the Parlaggio, the amphitheatre designed by Maroni between 1931 and 1938, whose work was completed only in 1953, but left unfinished. Inspired by classical theatres, and in particular that of Pompeii where Maroni was sent on a mission together with the sculptor Renato Brozzi.