50 hab
2.500 m²
CARGANDO...
Casa y Vivienda unifamiliar (En venta)
3.000 m²
terreno 290.000 m²
Referencia:
HOHM-T226
/ 9707
Referencia:
HOHM-T226
País:
IT
Ciudad:
Salò
Código postal:
37010
Categoría:
Residencial
Tipo de anuncio:
En venta
Tipo de inmeuble:
Casa y Vivienda unifamiliar
Superficie:
3.000 m²
Terreno:
290.000 m²
ANUNCIOS INMOBILIARIOS SIMILARES
PRECIO POR INMEUBLE SALÒ
PRECIO DEL M² EN LAS LOCALIDADES CERCANAS
| Ciudad |
Precio m2 medio casa |
Precio m2 medio piso |
|---|---|---|
| Provincia de Brescia | 1.953 EUR | 2.711 EUR |
| Lombardía | 1.798 EUR | 2.607 EUR |
| Véneto | 1.621 EUR | 2.467 EUR |
| Provincia de Como | 1.835 EUR | 2.683 EUR |
| Provincia autónoma de Bolzano | - | 3.625 EUR |
| Merano | - | 3.306 EUR |
| Provincia de Varese | 1.654 EUR | 2.179 EUR |
| Venecia | - | 5.156 EUR |
| Tirol | - | 5.465 EUR |
| Provincia de Lucca | 2.241 EUR | 3.129 EUR |
| Innsbruck | - | 6.188 EUR |
| Tuscany | 2.140 EUR | 2.955 EUR |
Its history dates back to the Bronze Age and the ensemble combines medieval and baroque architecture, which has been carefully restored. The four-storey castle impresses with marble and parquet floors, spacious living areas and modern security technology. A Romanesque church with bell tower emphasizes the historic charm.
The three-storey villa offers spacious living and dining areas, a high-quality kitchen and seven bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Behind the villa there is an annex with two apartments, an indoor swimming pool, a hunting lodge in the forest and an infinity pool.
Exclusive amenities such as riding arena, horse stables, helipad, drinking water fountain, CCTV, historic tunnels and 29 hectares of land with vineyards and olive groves make this "Tenuta" an incomparable jewel on Lake Garda - a retreat full of history, luxury and comfort.Further information upon receipt of a written expression of interest including proof of creditworthiness and countersignature of an NDA.+ Castle
+ villa
+ dependance
+ indoor swimming pool
+ outdoor infinity pool
+ Riding arena and horse stables
+ Helipad and hangar
+ Drinking water wells, irrigation system and water filtration
+ Alarm and fire protection systems
+ Wine cellar
+ Agricultural infrastructure for wine and olive oil productionThe information on living space, number of rooms, bedrooms, etc. is only relevant to the system.The eastern side of Lake Garda between Affi and Verona is a beautiful region that offers a delightful combination of Mediterranean flair, charming villages, green vineyards and cultural treasures. The hilly foothills of the Alps and the fertile plains of the Veneto meet here, making this region particularly attractive not only in terms of scenery, but also culturally and culinary delights.Affi:
Affi is the ideal starting point for exploring the region, as it is in close proximity to the A22 highway and is therefore easily accessible. The town itself may be small, but it has a beautiful old town and a modern shopping center, making it a convenient port of call for travelers. From Affi, you have access to the rolling hills of the surrounding area and the nearby wineries that produce the famous Valpolicella wine.The Valpolicella wine region:
The Valpolicella area stretches between Affi and Verona and is known for its first-class wines, particularly Amarone. The hilly vineyards not only offer breathtaking views, but also the opportunity to taste and buy wines in the numerous wine cellars (cantine). In the towns of Fumane, Marano and Negrar, which are part of the Valpolicella region, visitors will find historic wineries and can immerse themselves in the tradition of winegrowing.The Adige Valley:
The Adige, the second longest river in Italy, runs through the valley between Lake Garda and Verona. Here you will find fertile soils where not only wine but also olives and fruit are grown. There are cycle paths and hiking trails along the river, which are ideal for an excursion into nature and offer wonderful views of the surrounding hills.Bardolino and Lazise on Lake Garda:
Along the east coast of Lake Garda lie some of the most beautiful towns, including Bardolino and Lazise. These towns are known for their romantic old towns, charming lakeside promenades and excellent restaurants. Bardolino, which is just a few kilometers from Affi, is particularly famous for its wine, the Bardolino DOC, and hosts the Bardolino Wine Festival every year. Lazise is a medieval town with a well-preserved fortress wall and a lively weekly market that is a popular meeting place for locals and tourists.Verona:
The picturesque city of Verona is about 20 kilometers from Affi and can be reached in less than half an hour by car. Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Roman ruins, such as the Arena of Verona, and its role as the setting for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet". In addition to its historical sights, Verona also offers a rich cultural life with theaters, concerts and festivals taking place throughout the year.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. Ver más Ver menos Secret Sale: 29-hectare "Tenuta" of superlatives with vineyard and olive grove on Lake GardaThis exclusive "Tenuta" offers a magnificent view and is only 5 km from Bardolino and Lake Garda. With direct access to the A22 highway and Verona airport, the property is perfectly located.
Its history dates back to the Bronze Age and the ensemble combines medieval and baroque architecture, which has been carefully restored. The four-storey castle impresses with marble and parquet floors, spacious living areas and modern security technology. A Romanesque church with bell tower emphasizes the historic charm.
The three-storey villa offers spacious living and dining areas, a high-quality kitchen and seven bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Behind the villa there is an annex with two apartments, an indoor swimming pool, a hunting lodge in the forest and an infinity pool.
Exclusive amenities such as riding arena, horse stables, helipad, drinking water fountain, CCTV, historic tunnels and 29 hectares of land with vineyards and olive groves make this "Tenuta" an incomparable jewel on Lake Garda - a retreat full of history, luxury and comfort.Further information upon receipt of a written expression of interest including proof of creditworthiness and countersignature of an NDA.+ Castle
+ villa
+ dependance
+ indoor swimming pool
+ outdoor infinity pool
+ Riding arena and horse stables
+ Helipad and hangar
+ Drinking water wells, irrigation system and water filtration
+ Alarm and fire protection systems
+ Wine cellar
+ Agricultural infrastructure for wine and olive oil productionThe information on living space, number of rooms, bedrooms, etc. is only relevant to the system.The eastern side of Lake Garda between Affi and Verona is a beautiful region that offers a delightful combination of Mediterranean flair, charming villages, green vineyards and cultural treasures. The hilly foothills of the Alps and the fertile plains of the Veneto meet here, making this region particularly attractive not only in terms of scenery, but also culturally and culinary delights.Affi:
Affi is the ideal starting point for exploring the region, as it is in close proximity to the A22 highway and is therefore easily accessible. The town itself may be small, but it has a beautiful old town and a modern shopping center, making it a convenient port of call for travelers. From Affi, you have access to the rolling hills of the surrounding area and the nearby wineries that produce the famous Valpolicella wine.The Valpolicella wine region:
The Valpolicella area stretches between Affi and Verona and is known for its first-class wines, particularly Amarone. The hilly vineyards not only offer breathtaking views, but also the opportunity to taste and buy wines in the numerous wine cellars (cantine). In the towns of Fumane, Marano and Negrar, which are part of the Valpolicella region, visitors will find historic wineries and can immerse themselves in the tradition of winegrowing.The Adige Valley:
The Adige, the second longest river in Italy, runs through the valley between Lake Garda and Verona. Here you will find fertile soils where not only wine but also olives and fruit are grown. There are cycle paths and hiking trails along the river, which are ideal for an excursion into nature and offer wonderful views of the surrounding hills.Bardolino and Lazise on Lake Garda:
Along the east coast of Lake Garda lie some of the most beautiful towns, including Bardolino and Lazise. These towns are known for their romantic old towns, charming lakeside promenades and excellent restaurants. Bardolino, which is just a few kilometers from Affi, is particularly famous for its wine, the Bardolino DOC, and hosts the Bardolino Wine Festival every year. Lazise is a medieval town with a well-preserved fortress wall and a lively weekly market that is a popular meeting place for locals and tourists.Verona:
The picturesque city of Verona is about 20 kilometers from Affi and can be reached in less than half an hour by car. Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Roman ruins, such as the Arena of Verona, and its role as the setting for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet". In addition to its historical sights, Verona also offers a rich cultural life with theaters, concerts and festivals taking place throughout the year.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.