Elegant Historic Residence Just A Few Kilometres From Switzerland
8 Beds
10 Baths
8,978 Sqft
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About the Property
In the historic center of Craveggia, one of the most refined villages in the Vigezzo Valley, stands this prestigious historic residence that once belonged to the ancient Borgnis family.
Built in the 16th century, the residence preserves within its walls the valuable frescoes of Giuseppe Maria Borgnis (1701-1761).
The property, meticulously restored, is arranged over four levels a
In the historic center of Craveggia, one of the most refined villages in the Vigezzo Valley, stands this prestigious historic residence that once belonged to the ancient Borgnis family.
Built in the 16th century, the residence preserves within its walls the valuable frescoes of Giuseppe Maria Borgnis (1701-1761).
The property, meticulously restored, is arranged over four levels and offers the possibility of installing an elevator. On the ground floor, an elegant entrance hall leads to magnificent reception rooms: a spacious living room with a fireplace, a refined dining room, a music room, a games room, a study, and a kitchen. The first floor hosts the main sleeping quarters, comprising a charming master suite with an alcove, a sitting room with a fireplace, and a large bathroom, as well as three additional bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, a library-study, and a laundry room. The second floor features a separate independent living area, characterized by a bright living room with scenographic arched windows overlooking the valley, a kitchen, four bedrooms, and four bathrooms. The spacious attic offers further development potential and can be converted into an independent residence.
The lower ground floor accommodates a spacious billiard room with independent access, a games room with a fitness area, a storage room, a secure vault room, a bathroom, a technical room, and a garage.
Outside, a large terrace with a gazebo and a secluded private garden provide delightful spaces for outdoor living.
Craveggia is an Alpine village located between Italy and Switzerland and surrounded by unspoiled mountain landscapes, easily accessible both by car and via the Vigezzina-Centovalli railway. The area offers numerous outdoor activities, including mountain biking, golf, tennis, horseback riding, alpine skiing, and the renowned thermal springs of Bagni di Craveggia. The location is highly strategic, just 20 km from Domodossola, 45 km from Lake Maggiore, and approximately 110 km from Milan Malpensa Airport.
Located in the picturesque village of Craveggia, this property offers easy access to the Swiss border and is within 1-hour drive from Domodossola train station and nearby Alpine nature. Enjoy proximity to outdoor activities, fine dining, and cultural sites in the Ossola Valley, while being 90 minutes from Milan Malpensa Airport, combining tranquility with connectivity.
Lake Maggiore has always been one of the most popular and visited lakes in Italy, a short distance from Milan a
Lake Maggiore has always been one of the most popular and visited lakes in Italy, a short distance from Milan and some of the most important cities in northern Italy. Our office overlooking the street is located in Arona, in one of the main pedestrian streets. Arona is located along the Piedmont side of the lake and is one of the main tourist and commercial centers of Lake Maggiore, full of companies, shops and restaurants that make it livable 12 months a year. Our team knows very well the different locations of this big territory and assists customers from all over the world to promote the most beautiful historical and modern properties. Starting from the most popular towns such as Stresa, which overlooks Lake Maggiore near the Gulf where the scenic Borromean Islands - Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori - are located, in a very suggestive position, passing through Verbania, surrounded by mountains, Lesa, on the Piedmont side, Luino and Meina, from where in Roman times the via Severiana Augusta passed, the consular road that led to Mediolanum - that today is called Milan.