1 bedroom apartment, 65 m²

Toscolano-Maderno, Brescia (province)

Lake Garda

Toscolano Maderno, fantastic and modern apartment with panoramic view on lake, inserted in a lemon house completely renovated in 2005, positioned 500 meters far from the lake and 300 meters from services.
The apartment is finely furnished and enjoys an exceptional panoramic lake view from the 6 sq m porch and from the 12 sq m private habitable terrace.
The view extends from Monte Baldo to Sirmione.
Approximately 45 square meters of floor space, consisting of living area with open kitchen, bedroom created by separating the living area and bathroom using furniture.
There is a swimming pool, equipped with a shower/changing room area, which together with the garden enjoys an exceptional panoramic lake view. The common areas also include a sauna and a hot tub.
An evocative context such as the lemon house, symbol of the Garda lands and especially of the Toscolano Maderno area; the context develops on various terraces, just like a lemon house is organized and is embellished by the presence of particular and original reliefs of the primary construction.
Given the presence of different levels it is necessary to consider the presence of many steps to access the common areas.
The exclusive uncovered parking space is included in the price.
Energy rating C.
Total 10 units, condominium fees EURO2,500/3,000/year.

History of Toscolano Maderno :
Since the Lombard era, the area was 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 fief of Bobbio . The monks evangelized the territory by promoting the expansion of trade, agriculture (especially the vine and the olive tree), the fishing system, and culture, introducing important innovations and opening up commercial routes. Toscolano, in particular, boasts Roman origins, testified by the remains of a large villa of which, today, parts of the floor decorated with mosaics can be seen and which would have belonged to 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 by the Venetian artist Andrea Celesti.
In the final part of the Toscolano river valley, starting from 1300 the paper industry developed, one of the first and most important places in Europe. This is why this section of the valley is called the "valley of the paper mills". 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 subdivision and use of the river waters are set in nine points. On the land called Supina stands the Sanctuary of Supina erected at the end of the fifteenth century.