4 bedrooms villa, 210 m²

Alta Valle Intelvi, Como (province)

Modern villa with lake view
Nestled among the rolling hills of Valle Intelvi, this villa is a haven of light and nature. Each room has been designed to interact with the landscape: opening the door means being enveloped by a breathtaking view, with the lake stretching out before your eyes and greenery embracing the house. The heart of the home is the large living room, where the modern fireplace takes centre stage and the island kitchen blends into the living space, creating a convivial and refined atmosphere. The large windows bring the beauty of the landscape inside, transforming every moment of the day into a sensory experience. The cosy and intimate sleeping area features two mirror-image bedrooms and an elegant bathroom. Climbing the staircase, a mezzanine suspended above the living room leads to the master suite: a private realm with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, where you wake up to natural light and views of the surrounding landscape. The basement expands the possibilities: garage, laundry room, utility rooms and versatile spaces that can be used as a gym, study or relaxation area. Everything is designed to offer comfort and freedom. In addition, high energy efficiency guarantees minimal consumption thanks to the presence of solar panels. Every detail speaks of quality and care: the oak parquet flooring that warms the rooms, the stones that cover the house, the lighting designed to enhance shapes and atmospheres. Built in 2018, this villa is not just a home: it is a place where modernity meets nature, where every day is lived in harmony with the landscape and with oneself. The price also includes an adjacent 1,100 m² building plot on which it is possible to build a villa of the same size. Val d'Intelvi is a mountainous area close to the Swiss border. Considered a prized location by Milanese aristocratic families from the early 1900s until the early 1970s, thanks also to the direct connection with the city of Lugano via a funicular railway, now decommissioned but in the process of being reactivated, which led to the shores of Lake Lugano and by boat to the city's lakefront. The countless Art Nouveau residences are evidence of a Lanzo d'Intelvi frequented by the Milanese upper middle class. The village has always been a summer and winter holiday destination, but in recent years there has been an increase in permanent Italian and Swiss residents, thanks to its enviable proximity to the city of Lugano (7 km as the crow flies and 30 minutes by car), which has made the village a convenient base for cross-border work. Also of interest is the presence of a golf club and the renowned restaurant 'La locanda del Notaio'.