Apartment for sale in Arona

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1 room luxury Loft for sale in Via Angelo Cantoni, 2, Arona, Piedmont

In the prestigious complex of "Villa Cantoni", immersed in a centuries-old park in the historic center, a charming opportunity located in the former caves of the villa. This characteristic space, approximately 170 square meters in size, can be used for residential or open-plan office purposes, with views of Lake Maggiore and the Angera Castle. The property has undergone a careful and meticulous "Restoration and Conservative Renovation", approved by the Superintendence for Landscape and Monumental Heritage, based on specifications that include high-quality finishes and state-of-the-art technological systems such as home automation, radiant panel heating and summer air conditioning, and a high-efficiency controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV) system with dehumidification. The flooring, internal doors, and painting can still be chosen. It is possible to purchase a single garage with a motorized sectional door for € 50,000.00 UNIQUE SOLUTION. The property overlooks Lake Maggiore, one of the most important Italian lakes, the second largest in surface area. Situated at an altitude of approximately 193 meters above sea level, Lake Maggiore has a surface area of 212 km², most of which, approximately 80%, lies in Italian territory between Piedmont and Lombardy. The remaining 20% of the surface area is in Switzerland. Lake Maggiore is characterized by cold winters, but milder than inland, and moderately snowy; summers are rather hot, humid, and stormy. On its shores lie true artistic and landscape treasures that are worth seeing: villas, gardens, palaces, attractions, but above all its islands, which attract tourists from all over the world every year. The Borromean Islands constitute a precious lake archipelago rich in flora and fauna. Beloved by Ernest Hemingway and a favorite destination of the English royals, the archipelago is famous for the monumental Isola Bella, the picturesque Isola dei Pescatori, and the lush Isola Madre. From the 18th century onward, and for centuries to come, Lake Maggiore was the favorite holiday destination for the great families of Lombardy's nobility (particularly the Borromeo and Visconti families), who came here to spend their holidays and who therefore built sumptuous homes here. It was the Borromeo family, a prestigious family originally from Florence, who initiated their transformation, building villas with elaborate gardens when they became owners in the 14th century. Even today, the family owns Isola Bella, Isola Madre, and the two rocks known as the Castelli di Cannero, where there are ruins of buildings dating back to the Middle Ages.--a2727fa24f74c08ca7668621d84ceb5e!