Property Description
The villa facing the lake with large garden near Laglio enjoys a dominant position with open views of the lake.
Easy to reach in about ten minutes drive from the motorway exit, it is ideal both as a main residence and as a second home or as an investment for seasonal rentals.
The villa facing the lake with a large garden near Laglio has a modern architecture with large windows that offer suggestive views of the lake from all environments. It was built in the 60s and recently modernized in plants, fixtures and bathrooms.
The villa facing the lake with a large garden near Laglio has generous spaces, very comfortable and for those who are looking for a solution of breathing and relaxation. It has a large terraced garden that allows to develop further volumetry both in the main house and in the charming outbuilding of the property.
The room division is very functional. The ground floor, well connected to the garden, there is a large living room and dining room oriented towards the lake and a kitchen also convenient to serve the garden. The upper floor, connected with a travertine marble staircase has been well thought out: a large suite with private bathroom and wardrobe room with large windows with office corner. There are two other rooms with bathroom and a room to be used as guest room with private bathroom and independent entrance. The bedroom is also well connected to the garden.
The villa is ideal for relaxing weekends just outside the city of Milan immersed in nature a short distance.
A short distance from the house you can walk along the shore of the nearby Laglio and Argegno that offer bars and restaurants and a convenient navigation service to enjoy the lake in all its picturesque corners or to reach the nearby city of Como.
Laglio has become famous for the entertainment world that attend it and have bought historic houses on the shores of the lake to spend pleasant summers and relaxing moments. Many restaurants and services offered by the village and water sports clubs and boat rentals.
