3 bedrooms penthouse, 170 m²

Toscolano-Maderno, Brescia (province)

Lake Garda

Extra-luxury apartments with a panoramic view of the lake, unique in the Garda area, from EURO 900.000 upwards, built with the finest materials, and served by a modern and exceptional domotic system which serves the most varied needs and allows you to plan and give life to the apartment according to the owner's will ;
Perimeter walls coated and last generation windows allow the internal temperature to be maintained.
Security guaranteed by high technology but completely manageable manually by the owner to ensure the safety in any situation;
A vast swimming pool also connected by a home automation system to the most varied settings.
The property includes three-room apartments, four-room apartments and more, all apartments have lake view,
Extraordinary and unique structure of its kind on Lake Garda.

Monuments and places of interest: Church of Saints Peter and Paul the Apostles in Toscolano. Maderno: Basilica of Sant'Andrea, 12th century Romanesque architecture. Palazzo Gonzaga, from the 17th century.
Palazzo Bulgheroni, from the 17th century. Sanctuary of Supina
Botanical garden of Toscolano Maderno Toscolano Maderno Paper Museum
History: Since the Lombard era, the area has been part of the court of the Monastery of San Colombano del Priorato di Bardolino and of the priory of Solarolo (Manerba del Garda), dependent on the Abbey of San Colombano di Bobbio (PC) and of the great monastic fiefdom of Bobbio . The monks evangelized the area favoring the expansion of trade, agriculture (especially the vine and the olive tree), the fishing system, and culture, introducing important innovations and opening trade routes. Toscolano, in particular, boasts Roman origins, evidenced by the remains of a large villa of which, today, parts of the mosaic floor can be seen and which would have been owned by the Roman consul Marco Nonio Macrino. The parish church of Toscolano, founded in 1571 and dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, was for a long time the summer seat of the diocese of Brescia. It contains an important pictorial cycle of the Venetian artist Andrea Celesti.
In the final part of the valley of the Toscolano river, since 1300 the paper industry has developed, among the first and most important places in Europe. For this reason, this stretch of valley is called "Valle delle Cartiere". As evidence there is a document dated 17 October 1381 which has as its object the agreement between the municipalities of Maderno and Toscolano (then divided) with which the rules for the division and use of river waters are fixed at nine points. On the land called Supina stands the Sanctuary of Supina built at the end of the fifteenth century.