Villa Spacieuse Et Bien Entretenue Dans Un Endroit Ensoleillé Et Calme Avec Une Vue Imprenable Sur Le Lac De Lugano

DESCRIPTIVE DETAILS
Spacious and well-kept villa in a sunny and quiet location with breathtaking views of Lake Lugano
Villa in Campione D’Italia. This beautiful villa is located in Campione D’Italia, an Italian enclave in Switzerland. From here, one can enjoy a splendid view of the lake, the surrounding mountains, and Lugano. The total area of the villa is approximately 508 sqm, divided into 3 floors, and is composed as follows: Ground floor: entrance, eat-in kitchen, large and bright living room with access to the terrace and garden, dining room, guest bathroom. 1st floor: 5 bedrooms, 4 of which have a balcony, 3 bathrooms, including 1 en-suite bathroom. 2nd floor: large study with balcony, bedroom with large en-suite bathroom and dressing room, and a large terrace. All floors are connected by an elevator. The villa offers dream views from all rooms. The land has an area of approximately 500 sqm. Four garages, a cellar, a laundry room, and an outdoor parking space complete this offer.
Campione d’Italia is an Italian municipality of 1,961 inhabitants in the province of Como, in the Lombardy Region.
Campione d’Italia is a municipality and exclave of Italian territory completely surrounded by Swiss territory, with an area of approximately 2.6 km² (0.9 km² of land and 1.7 km² of ’territorial’ lake).
The extent of the municipality is small (the land area is double that of Vatican City) considering that the steep orographic conformation allows for urbanization on an even smaller area. In fact, the width of the territory ranges from a few meters at the northern end to about 650 m (as the crow flies) at the southern end with an altimetric variation of about 324 m (from 271 m at lake level to 595 at the border terminus). The linear north-south extent of the territory is about 2.5 km.
The length of the border line is about 7 km of which 3.4 km are land.
The capital is about 4.3 km from that of the municipality of Alta Valle Intelvi; however, the borders between the two municipalities are only about 700 meters apart as the crow flies.
Lake Lugano, also known as Ceresio, is a branched pre-Alpine lake along the Italian-Swiss border. The administrative division is quite complex, extending between the Canton of Ticino, the Province of Como, and the Province of Varese: the northeastern section (with the town of Porlezza and Valsolda, both in the province of Como) belongs to Italy, and a stretch of the southwestern coast near Porto Ceresio (in the province of Varese); while the more extensive and central part of the basin, including Lugano and the center of Morcote, belongs to Switzerland. Notably, Campione d’Italia is a historic Italian exclave surrounded by Swiss territory. It has a perimeter of 76.7 km, an area of 48.7 km², of which about 18 km² pertains to the Italian Republic, and presents a curiously intricate shape. Carved within the circle of the Lombard Prealps, it recalls more or less the same landscapes as the Lario of Como, although it is about three times smaller.