Rustico A Gargnano Con Imponente Parco Vista Lago

In a hilly area in Gargnano, we offer a property consisting of three rustic buildings with a park planted with centuries-old olive trees and a stunning lake view.

- The main building is spread over four levels.
- The secondary building has two levels.
- The tool shed is on one level.

Built in 1800 and renovated in the 1970s, the buildings require extensive renovation. However, the location, the tranquility of the area, and the magnificent lake view will make this property truly unique.

There is the possibility to build a swimming pool.

Contact us to come and see this beautiful property.

Hints of History
The town’s name first appears in a document from 937 as Garniano, possibly derived from the Latin personal name Garenius. Documents by Titus Livy and tombstones attest to the presence of Etruscans, Celts, Cenomani, and Romans.

From 1350 to 1426, Gargnano was under the Visconti family as the capital of a district in the Magnifica Patria, later becoming part of the Republic of Venice. After the fall of the Serenissima, it was annexed to the Brescian Republic, then followed its fate under Napoleonic rule as a canton capital, and later under the Habsburgs until the Kingdom of Italy.

In 1943, Gargnano hosted Mussolini, who arrived on October 10 and stayed at Villa Feltrinelli in San Giacomo (now a luxury hotel). The Duce, who had recently established the Italian Social Republic, lived there with his wife Donna Rachele and children Romano and Anna Maria.

Location and Climate
Gargnano is located on the Brescia side of Lake Garda, 40 km from the provincial capital Brescia.

The climate is mild and very comfortable year-round. Spring brings a bloom of nature, summer is cooled by gentle breezes, autumn offers enchanting sunny days, and winter temperatures remain pleasant.

Natural Beauties Nearby
Garda Island, the largest island on Lake Garda, belongs to San Felice del Benaco. It features the luxurious Cavazza family palace, surrounded by beautiful Italian gardens and a rich forest of cypresses, acacias, and pines. Guided tours are offered from April to October.

Popular attractions include the Heller Botanical Garden and the Vittoriale degli Italiani. The nearby mountains, easily accessible on foot, offer breathtaking views.

Garda’s Culinary Scene
The area boasts excellent restaurants, including the renowned Lido 84 (Michelin-starred), Villa Feltrinelli, Il Pirata, Le Fay, and several excellent pizzerias.

Lake Garda Sports
Lake Garda is famous for water sports such as sailing, with major regattas held annually, as well as wakeboarding, kitesurfing, windsurfing, canoeing, snorkeling, and stand-up paddling (SUP).

Thrill-seekers can enjoy hang gliding and paragliding from Mount Spino and Mount Baldo.

Several golf courses are within 15 km: Bogliaco, Arzaga, Garda Golf, and Colombaro.

Walking, cycling, and horseback riding are popular, with over 100 km of bike paths from lakeside to hillside trails.

For snow lovers, the prestigious Madonna di Campiglio ski resort is less than two hours by car.

Public and Private Ports
- Port of Gargnano (public and private)
- Port of Maderno (public)
- Port of Salò (private)
- Port of Gardone Riviera (public and private)

Beaches in Gargnano and Surroundings
Beautiful beaches include Degli Ulivi, Lido Azzurro, and Riva Granda. Riva Granda beach is dog-friendly, featuring a rescue service, kiosk, drinking troughs, and play areas for dogs and children.

Other beaches:
- Rive Grandi beach in Barbarano
- Rimbalzello Beach

For Families and Children
Lake Garda offers 10 must-visit amusement parks for fun and carefree family vacations:

Gardaland Park, Gardaland Sea Life Aquarium, Caneva Aquapark, Movieland: The Hollywood Park, Medieval Times, Knights Rodeo, Busatte Adventure, Parco Natura Viva, Parco Giardino Sigurtà, Elias Adventure Park, Jungle Adventure Park, plus various public and private parks showcasing native flowers.