Villa Front Lake Como Dorio

Lake Como Dorio, DIRECTLY ON THE LAKE!!! unobtainable property with 1920sqm of land with a lake front of 70 linear metres!!!
Spectacular location exposed to the sun... very private property with an old stone building surrounded by land that descends in flat crags directly on the waters of Lake Como:
the already APPROVED project envisages the construction of a NEW STONE VILLA with a total surface area of 135 sqm. which is arranged on 3 levels where on the Central Ground Floor with a surface area of 57 sqm. the living area is to be realised consisting of the entrance hall with cloakroom, kitchen area with dining area directly connected to the 15 sqm. terrace LAKE FRONT, a large and bright living room characterised by four openings with lake view and the bathroom;
On the First Floor, measuring 45 square metres, we find the 2 bedrooms, both overlooking the lake, the main one connected to its private 15 square metre lakefront terrace, a cloakroom and the bathroom.
While on the basement floor, with completely independent access from the garden, it is possible to create a 20 sq.m. room with private bathroom, ideal for receiving friends/guests;
as well as a technical room at the rear of approx. 35 sqm.
The project has already been approved with Building Permit ready to carry out the demolition works of the existing building in order to realise a new and modern Local Stone Construction with energy class ”A”!!!!
Maximum privacy guaranteed, splendid view of the lake and mountains, unique sunset with sun exposure until 8.30 p.m. in the evening!!! Large communal parking area bordering the property upstream, but also with the possibility of creating a private parking area.
Euro [hidden information]
Ref. LC044

Dorio is a picturesque village in the Eastern Alto Lario, whose houses seem to cling to the terraced slopes that descend towards the lake. It is a village that has maintained the appearance of the past, that life suspended between the lake and the mountains, where olive trees, vines and laurel have been cultivated for centuries surrounded by dense and lush nature. Made up of small towns called lööch in the local dialect, the municipality is crossed by six valleys: from north to south there are respectively the Valle degli Asini, the Valle di Dorio, the Valle dei Mulini and then the smaller valleys Torchiedo, Marcello and Maronasso .
The history of Dorio has ancient roots; the Ligurians and then the Celts settled on its vast territory, traces of which are in the large rocks with cup marks used for religious rites in the Comballo area and in the Palstaab (tool-axe from the Bronze Age, preserved in the Civic Museums of Como ) found in the Garavina area in the last decade of the nineteenth century.
In the Middle Ages the main town stood at a higher altitude than the current centre, in the Mandonico area. Situated in a perched position between the Dorio Valley and that of the Mills, the old nucleus was built to escape invasions and looting. Of notable historical-artistic interest is the ancient parish church of S. Giorgio, built here in the 14th century on a grassy clearing but rebuilt several times over the centuries. Inside there are precious frescoes dated 1492 which depict the deeds of St. George. Starting from the end of the 17th century, when the danger of attacks and troop passages ceased (unfortunately we remember the Landsknechts in 1629, who spread the plague, decimating the population of Doria), the families moved further down, towards the Solmogno area, which then gave rise to the current site of Dorio. The link with Mandonico however remained strong, so much so that the current parish church, built in 1676 in the center of the town and dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, was also dedicated to St. George in 1787, when the old parish of the rural village became unsafe.
Another church that shows the faith of the community is S. Rocco, a frescoed oratory located at 484 m where in 1856 the inhabitants made a vow to be saved from the cholera epidemic.
However, Dorio is not just history and art; it is a quiet and secluded location ideal for tourists who love relaxation and hiking. The beach, at times wild, extends along one kilometer from the border of Corenno to the Rivetta area towards the north. Accessible on foot for peaceful walks, in some places it is caressed by the ”Breva”, guaranteeing fun for sailing, windsurfing and kitesurfing enthusiasts. Hikers, on the other hand, will be able to try their hand at the paths and ancient mule tracks that connect the different locations or take the Sentiero del Viandante, which in the Doria route proves to be very suggestive. The path, an ancient transit route that led to the mountain hamlets, enters the chestnut woods and offers truly unique views of the landscape.
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