3 bedrooms villa, 305 m²

San Felice del Benaco, Brescia (province)

Lake Garda

San Felice del Benaco, Portese, in a very quiet area surrounded by greenery, beautiful manor house surrounded by an enchanting private garden of 2,200 sqm, planted with the most varied types of plants of different colors and on which there is a small olive grove.
The villa was renovated and expanded in 2002, the constantly sunny position and the openings with windows larger than the standard allow exceptional brightness in the internal rooms, which are also very spacious.
The layout of the rooms, the finishes and the colors of the house make the interiors very harmonious, elegant and welcoming.
On the ground floor we find the living area consisting of the living room and the dining room measuring above 33 sqm, access onto two porches of 15 and 27 sqm respectively, the semi-habitable kitchen, a study and a bathroom;
The living room is embellished with a beautiful stube.
On the first floor there is the sleeping area consisting of three bedrooms of which: one double and one single both with access to a spacious 27 sqm terrace, further single bedroom also with access to another 15 sqm terrace, bathroom.
A beautiful stube has also been installed in the sleeping area.
Basement with garage, laundry, storage room, cellar.
Condensing boiler with ceiling heating ducting, air conditioning, solar panels, approval already obtained for photovoltaic system installation, controlled mechanical ventilation, zoned perimeter alarm connected to the police and controlled by home authomation system.
Energy class D.

Monuments and places of interest:
Parish Church: Built between 1740 and 1781 by Antonio Corbellini, in Baroque style and dedicated to SS. Felice, Adauto and Flavia. Of particular importance is the Romanino altarpiece from the 16th century, the Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew by Johann Carl Loth in the right nave, the frescoes on the vault by Carlo Innocenzo Carloni and Giosuè Scotti from 1760 and the Nativity by Zenone Veronese in the sacristy. Sanctuary of Carmine: Church of Carmine 15th century, dedicated to the Madonna del Carmine. The imposing building is characteristic of the last stage of Lombard Gothic architecture in its simplest form: the "rustic" one, strongly linked to the Romanesque tradition. The main door has a pointed arch, with a central rose window and two lateral single-lancet windows. It was restored from 1954 to '59 for the architectural part and from 1963 onwards for the pictorial part. Santa Maria del Carmine was begun in 1460 on the area of ​​a small chapel with the support of Ludovico II Gonzaga and his son Cardinal Francesco. It was consecrated in 1482, even though it was already to the Madonna del Carmine. The imposing building is characteristic of the last stage of Lombard Gothic architecture in its simplest form: the "rustic" one, strongly linked to the Romanesque tradition. The main door was functioning in 1452. Today it is a destination for numerous pilgrims from all over the world. On the fourth weekend of July, the statue of the Madonna del Carmelo is carried, on Saturday, in solemn procession from the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmine, to the Parish Church of San Felice del Benaco; the next day, Sunday, the procession resumes with the return of the Madonna to the Sanctuary, through the streets of the town decorated with flowers and festive garlands. Palazzo Rotingo: Located on via XX Settembre, at number 11, it is now the seat of the town hall of San Felice del Benaco.