14 bedrooms palace, 700 m²

Taceno, Lecco (province)

We offer for sale a building that in the past was used as an accommodation facility. Located in the hilly area of the province of Lecco in the locality of Taceno, the position is strategic, panoramic and sunny; allowing a direct connection between Lake Como and therefore Milan to the south and the cities of the Rhine valley to the north.
The building has three floors plus an attic. On the ground floor is the bar/restaurant area with a commercial surface area of 290 sqm.
The first and second floors currently house the fourteen rooms of different sizes and exposures, some with their own bathroom, from which most of the rooms offer a wonderful panoramic view. The surface area of the first and second floors is 390 sqm.
The third floor attic is currently in a rustic state, lacking installations and finishes.
Externally, the property is in good condition.
The finishes on the various floors are different, the result of the various interventions carried out over time.
Many parking spaces, some of which are covered, complete the property.
Due to its great proximity to Lake Como, a point for reaching the Alps and ski resorts, its naturalistic beauty, the many excursions that can be made, and the tranquillity that it guarantees, it is considered a spa centre, symbol of the Belle Epoque in Valsassina, renowned for its therapies and holidays, and frequented by the best society of Milan.
A residential destination is planned, which presents itself as an excellent investment.
Taceno ( Valsassinese: Taséen ) is an Italian municipality of 1,450 inhabitants in the province of Lecco in Lombardy. It is located about 60 kilometres north of Milan and about 20 kilometres north of Lecco.
Taceno is located at the beginning of Val Muggiasca and is overlooked by the Cimone di Margno and Croce di Muggio mountains. It is the first municipality of the Alta Valsassina.
Valsàssina (in Valsassinese Valsasna) is a valley in Lombardy, in the province of Lecco.
Valsassina is enclosed between the Grigne group, to the west, and the Orobie Alps group, which, in a semicircle from east to north, separate it from the Bergamo valleys and Valtellina. It connects to the Lecco branch of Lake Como thanks to two passages: one to the south, which connects the valley with Lecco; the other to the north, which allows the descent to Bellano.
The valley is traversed along its entire length by the Pioverna torrent, which springs from the Grigna and flows northwards, one of the few with this characteristic along the Alpine side, to flow into Lake Como at Bellano, a municipality where the torrent forms a spectacular gorge called theOrrido di Bellano.