2 bedrooms house, 95 m²

Cernobbio, Como (province)

Lake Como

The old lake house in Moltrasio enjoys a privileged and very bright location. The lake atmosphere that you perceive is very relaxing, while being a short walk from the magnificent village of Moltrasio and the lake.

The house has kept the charm of the typical lake house in stone of Moltrasio with the beams to view on the ceilings and it has a facing towards the village and towards the lake and an excellent exposure. The silence that you breathe forces to slow down and enjoy the magnificent surrounding context.

The house is accessed both from the large garden of the property and from an ancient gate that leads to the cobblestone pedestrian street that connects in a few minutes the center of the village and the lake shore.

The old lake house in Moltrasio has a living area with fireplace and open kitchen on the first level. The sleeping area has two bedrooms with bathroom on the lower floors.

Adjacent to the old lake house in Moltrasio, there is a magnificent flat garden with a view of the lake and a pleasant veranda with small stone cottage.
Two private parking make the house very convenient and well lends itself to be enjoyed as a main residence, both as a holiday home and also excellent as an investment.
Ideal for those looking for an accommodation that can give tranquility and relaxed pace a few minutes from the access of the motorway connecting Milan, Switzerland and airports.

Moltrasio, already famous in the past centuries, is a village of the first basin of the lake that has been able to maintain its character and traditions offering bars, typical restaurants and water sports such as rowing and sailing.
In the past centuries, it was a holiday destination for great musicians like Bellini, who stayed there for a long time and composed great works inspired by the magnificent landscape and where he met Giuditta Pasta. It is a historic village that offers much to its visitors and very often fall in love where they then choose to move and live.

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