Detached Villa In A Hilly Area With Glimpses Of The Lake

Detached villa with a large garden in a secluded hillside location.

In a stunning hillside location, immersed in tranquility and privacy, this elegant detached villa is surrounded by a large private garden that ensures privacy and pleasant outdoor living spaces.

The main floor features a bright living area, consisting of a spacious living room with a fireplace, a dining room, and a spacious eat-in kitchen enhanced by a charming loft. A convenient guest bathroom completes the floor.

The first floor features the master bedroom, a refined and comfortable space with an en-suite bathroom featuring a shower and bathtub. This level opens onto a stunning panoramic terrace with picturesque views of the lake, ideal for moments of relaxation. The layout of the space also allows for the easy creation of a second bedroom.

The basement offers additional spaces that are highly functional and versatile: a cozy lounge, two large multipurpose rooms ideal as guest bedrooms, a study, a gym, or a hobby room, two bathrooms, a laundry room, and a wine cellar.

The property is an ideal solution for those who wish to live in an exclusive setting, surrounded by greenery and tranquility, without sacrificing generous and well-distributed spaces. The picturesque views of the lake, the spacious garden, and the flexibility of the living spaces make this villa particularly appealing both as a primary residence and as a prestigious vacation home.
Possibility of building a swimming pool.

DV-750

Lonato del Garda is a municipality in the province of Brescia, located in the southwestern part of Lake Garda, in a strategic position between the lake and the Po Valley. Its territory extends across a landscape characterized by morainic hills of glacial origin, shaped over the ages by the glaciers that formed the entire Lake Garda basin. These gentle hills are home to vineyards, olive groves, cultivated fields, and wooded areas, which lend the region significant scenic and environmental value. The climate, tempered by the lake’s proximity, is ideal for growing grapes and olives—crops that represent an economic and cultural resource of great importance.

The historic center preserves a rich architectural heritage, bearing witness to the events that have shaped the area since Roman and medieval times. Among the main points of interest are the Rocca Viscontea, which dominates the town from the top of the hill, and the monumental Casa del Podestà, now home to the Ugo Da Como Foundation, which houses a valuable historical library. The area also includes numerous hamlets and farmsteads, reflecting the agricultural tradition that still characterizes many parts of the municipality today.