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Excellent Opportunity of house near the center of Stresa! Semidettached Villa quite Elegant and in perfect conditions. Internal surface of about 200 sq m, private parking, Large Terrace, cellar.

Four bedrooms, double livingroom and three bathrooms.

Private parking for 2 cars in the yard!

The little town of Stresa overlooks Lake Maggiore in a rather charming position near the gulf

home to the scenic Borromean Islands of Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori (Bella Island,

Madre Island and Pescatori Island). This peculiarity along with a mild climate and harmoniously-combined

scenic and architectural beauties attract thousands of tourists every year, making this town one of the most

popular Italian tourist destinations since the second half of the 1900 s.

Numerous events enlivening the city s bubbly cultural and musical life include Stresa Festival (formerly

Settimane Musicali di Stresa e del Lago Maggiore).

The lakeside promenade is ideal for relaxing strolls and is flanked by historic homes and luxurious hotels in

Liberty style, all surrounded by nature. Popular, thriving, lively meeting places in Stresa include the square

at the landing stage and Piazza Marconi.

Stresa in history

The first reference to Stresa appears on a parchment from 998. It refers to the town under the name of

Strixia, a term of probable Lombard origin meaning little strip of land. In the 15th century, the little village

was mostly inhabited by fishermen and was a fief under the Visconti family and later acquired by the

Borromeo family. Starting in the 1900s, the little town was chosen as a stop on the Grand Tour by several

intellectuals including Lord Byron, Stendhal and Charles Dickens.

Fantastic Position for a Dream Home! In this charmingly pretty town a long promenade offers lake views. A maze of cobbled streets forms the old center and breathtaking countryside envelops it all. Begin by wandering through the town and observing local activities. Stop for coffee in little squares such as Piazza Cadorna.

Few people visit Stresa without making the trip to the Borromean Islands. The three islands of Bella, Madre and Isola dei Pescatori are a treasure trove of botanical gardens, palaces and old fishing villages.

Just over 1 mile (2 kilometers) from Stresa is the 19th-century palace Villa Pallavicino, with a huge park and zoo. Watch zebras, kangaroos and black swans amid lush landscaped gardens. Bring your camera for the wonderful views here too.

Stresa is located 30 miles (50 kilometers) from Milan Malpensa Airport, 60 miles (100 kilometers) from Milan Linate Airport and 80 miles (130 kilometers) from Milan Bergamo Airport. A train line runs directly from Milan to Stresa. Get around the town on foot or hop in a taxi. Alternatively, ferry across the lake to other top sights and towns.