ApartmentArona (Italy)

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$1,717,200

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Surface153 m²bedrooms2 bathrooms3

Magnificent Property in the Most Fascinating and Prestigious Villa on Lake Maggiore - Villa Cantoni...Luxurious apartment of over 150 square meters with breathtaking views and splendid views of the Castle of Angera and the Rocca di Arona.
Elegant interiors with fine finishes (frescoes, parquet, high-level plant engineering, excellent insulation, interior and exterior doors and windows in Art Nouveau style), high ceilings, large windows.
Entrance, large room (initially designed with open kitchen), semi-habitable kitchen, mezzanine double bedroom with private bathroom, single bedroom and 2 other bathrooms. Custom-made wardrobes, Art Nouveau doors.
Alarm, video intercom, air conditioning, underfloor heating, cooling with air recirculation device.
Lift, double garage, cellar and private parking space. A splendid garden cared for to perfection, enchants the observer with elegant plants and flowering bushes.
Exceptional residence, a triumph of beauty and comfort, for connoisseurs.
More information in the agency.
Millennium Immobiliare - Arona (No), Via Matteotti 32, first floor.
www.lagomaggiorehouse.it 03222404...- 39 34888... (WhatsApp) History The architectural structure, designed by the engineer Vittorio Cantoni for his family, dates back to the eighties of the nineteenth century and consists of a central forepart overlooking the lake and surmounted by a turret and two lateral bodies protruding towards the rear that delimit a courtyard. The lake façade rises on a semicircular platform under which there are artificial caves.Once the park included the part of the current road layout and ended with the two access pavilions to the private dock. The land was sold to Cantoni by the Borromeo family in 1873. In the central body there are four pilasters that divide the space vertically, horizontally two string courses highlight the window jambs.The interior of the villa is adorned with frescoes attributable to the Venetian painter Giacomo Casa and was, at the time of its greatest splendor, furnished in Renaissance and neoclassical style. The chalêt with its gabled roof with wooden lace and the two pavilions that allow access to the dock are part of the same property. The ground floor on which the minor buildings are built includes an ashlar, on which the lowered arch entrance portal and the ovoid oculi open. On the upper floor there are four sides completely opened by four serlian basins resting on convex balustrades. The terraced roof houses Lambrecchini with coats of arms in the parapet. The exterior of the villa was occupied by a vast garden full of exotic plants.