3 bedrooms house, 180 m²

Ponti sul Mincio, Mantua (province)

Ref: MI-041-39 NEW SINGLE VILLA in class A4 and very high technology.

The Villa develops completely on the ground floor including the large double garage and is a so-called "active" house as it produces more energy than necessary.
The high technology and engineering, as well as the photovoltaic system guarantee very low management costs.

The large garden on 4 sides allows you to create an infinity pool (apart from the price, with a small beach immersed in the water, steps to access it, tiled solarium and night lighting). The pleasant porches allow delightful moments of relaxation outdoors.
The open living area houses the living room and kitchen which can also be enjoyed from the garden thanks to the large sliding windows.
In the sleeping area there are three bedrooms (a master bedroom with private bathroom) and a second bathroom.
The comfortable double garage allows you to place 2 machines of any size, there is also a laundry room.

The villas are built in 6 months with traditional construction, for this reason there is the total possibility of defining the internal spaces and finishes by customizing them with the help of architects available free of charge to better satisfy the needs of each customer.

Possibility of complete furnishing of the villa and garden.


Ponti sul Mincio is the first municipality in Mantua south of Lake Garda. A real "gateway" to the Mincio Regional Park which has 2,200 inhabitants and borders the municipalities of Valeggio, Peschiera, Monzambano and Pozzolengo. First under the dominion of the Scaligeri and then of the Gonzaga, the locality was the scene of important battles of the Risorgimento. The most culturally interesting aspect of the municipality lies in its rich food and wine tradition. Furthermore, Ponti is the largest production center for DOC wines in the hills. The Ponti countryside is dotted with cycle paths which, entering the medieval villages and rural courtyards encountered along the way, lead to the Mincio river, where it is also possible to visit the dam which regulates the flow of water out of Lake Garda .