2 bedrooms villa, 140 m²

Gargnano, Brescia (province)

Lake Garda

Secret Sale: "Limonaia" in a class of its own in Gargnano - Lake Garda

Artfully restored "Limonaia" with terraced park, communal pool and private garage with elevator.

Further information on specific request nn Gargnano is a picturesque village on Lake Garda in Lombardy, Italy, known for its impressive natural beauty and charming atmosphere. It is located on the west coast of the lake, surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking mountain scenery. Gargnano is part of the Alto Garda Bresciano Nature Park and offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and water sports.
The village has a rich history dating back to Roman times. The narrow, winding streets are lined with historic buildings, including the 16th century church of San Giovanni Battista, which is decorated with beautiful frescoes. The villas from the 18th and 19th centuries, built by wealthy families, also bear witness to the importance of the town in the past.
Another highlight is the port of Gargnano, which is a popular mooring point for boats and from where you can enjoy the beautiful lakeside promenade. Gargnano attracts many tourists, especially in summer, who appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and the numerous restaurants and cafés on the shore.
Gargnano is also known for its olive groves and produces high-quality olive oil. The annual olive festival, which takes place during the harvest season, is a wonderful opportunity to get to know the local culture and gastronomy.
Overall, Gargnano offers a perfect blend of nature, history and the Italian way of life, making it an ideal destination for travelers who want to discover the beauty of Lake Garda. nn Limonaie - The development of citrus orchards has been gradual and gradual throughout history. Historical research shows that the system of lemon groves was widespread throughout the upper Garda Riviera, especially in the Brescia area. However, more than half of the land used for citrus cultivation was concentrated in Gargnano. This area reached its peak between 1850 and 1855: out of a total of 47 hectares, 24 hectares were in Gargnano, 7 hectares in Limone, 6 hectares in Maderno and 3.5 hectares in Toscolano. At that time, the annual lemon production in Gargnano amounted to over 8 million fruits.
In 1840, the Società Lago di Garda was founded in Gargnano, in the former Franciscan monastery, as an association of citrus orchard owners dedicated to harvesting, sorting and marketing citrus fruit as far away as northern Europe. Today, only a few of these structures remain, making them a valuable rarity. nn We generally recommend having the building law situation checked by a specialist lawyer. All details are based exclusively on information provided to us by clients. Our company accepts no liability for the completeness, accuracy and up-to-dateness of this information. Subject to errors and prior sale. Delivery by arrangement. Taxes, notary and land registry costs incurred on purchase are to be borne by the buyer.