5 bedrooms villa, 282 m²

Bardolino, Verona (province)

Lake Garda

Secret Sale: Small winery with development potential in Bardolino - A jewel on Lake Garda

A hidden gem with Mediterranean flair in the hills of Lake Garda

In the middle of the sun-drenched vineyards of Bardolino, nestled in the gently rolling hills, lies this extraordinary property - a historic "Tenuta" that combines the Italian way of life, closeness to nature and tranquillity in a special way.
The region around Bardolino is internationally renowned for its viticulture, culinary tradition and mild climate. This charming setting offers the opportunity to acquire a piece of authentic Italy - whether as a private retreat, charming boutique hotel or inspiring agriturismo project.

The property at a glance:
+ Plot area: approx. 17,000 m² (1.7 ha)
+ Living space main building: approx. 282 m², spread over several levels
+ Outbuildings & usable area: approx. 326 m², incl. wine cellar, garages and storage rooms
+ Potential use: Ideal for private use or tourist concept (e.g. agriturismo, event location, wine experiences)
+ Special features: Quiet panoramic location with views of vineyards, lake view, close to Lake Garda, historic building with authentic character

Whether as a private retreat, stylish wine estate or investment property with a tourist focus - this property offers a rare combination of location, flair and development potential. The special atmosphere, the proximity to renowned wineries and the excellent accessibility make this property a real insider tip on Lake Garda.

We will be happy to provide you with further details and detailed documentation during the viewing appointment. nn Bardolino is a picturesque town on the south-eastern shore of Lake Garda in the northern Italian region of Veneto. Known for its charming old town, wine tradition and Mediterranean flair, Bardolino is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world.

Location and landscape
Bardolino lies between the towns of Lazise in the south and Garda in the north. The gentle hills in the hinterland are covered with vineyards and olive groves and offer fantastic views of Lake Garda. The promenade along the lake invites you to stroll, linger and enjoy - the atmosphere here is particularly unique at sunset.

Wine & cuisine
The town is particularly famous for its eponymous wine: Bardolino, a light, fruity red wine made from grapes such as Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara. In addition to the classic Bardolino, there is also the "Chiaretto", a rosé version that goes perfectly with summer dishes. In the numerous wine cellars and "agriturismi" around Bardolino, you can take part in wine tastings and sample regional products such as olive oil, cheese and salami.

Sightseeing
Old town: Narrow alleyways, colourful facades, small boutiques and cosy cafés characterize the townscape.
Churches: The Romanesque church of San Severo and the church of San Zeno are architectural highlights.
Wine Museum (Museo del Vino): Here you can learn more about the region's long wine-growing history.
Olive oil museum: Interesting for anyone who wants to know more about the production of olive oil.
Activities
Bardolino offers many leisure activities:

Water sports on Lake Garda (sailing, stand-up paddling, swimming)
Cycling and hiking in the surrounding hills
Boat trips to other places on the lake, e.g. to Sirmione or Malcesine
Events, such as the "Festa dell'Uva" wine festival in the fall, attract many visitors every year.

Conclusion
Bardolino combines the Italian way of life, nature, culture and enjoyment in a wonderful way. Whether for a day trip or a longer vacation - the town has something for everyone. nn The details of the rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms are for guidance only. 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 currency 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.