Villa by Lake Iseo, Italy, 500 m²

In the enchanted heart of Monte Isola, there where time seems to slow down and nature embraces every corner, stands a historic villa from the 1800s, expertly renovated in 2011 to restore its splendor without affecting its soul.

This charming property, arranged on several levels, preserves the charm of period residences by combining it with modern comfort.

Approximately 500 sqm in size between indoor and outdoor spaces, the villa directly overlooks the placid waters of Lake Iseo, boasting private access to the lake and a splendid 50 sqm dock, perfect for storing boats or simply enjoying the water from a privileged position.

A panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views, ideal for al fresco dining or quiet moments with the lake as a backdrop.

All around, a 500-square-meter private garden provides peaceful corners, olive trees and lush nature, offering privacy and beauty in every season.

Inside, rooms open up with warm elegance: double living rooms with fireplace and lake view, a convivial style eat-in kitchen, four spacious and bright bedrooms, four finely finished bathrooms, as well as a convenient laundry room.

The villa is only a five-minute walk from the ferry dock, making travel convenient and frequent.

This property represents a rare combination of history, exclusive location and comfort: the ideal choice for those seeking a refined abode on the shores of one of Italy's most picturesque lakeside villages.
Imagine boarding a small ferry , while the water of Lake Iseo reflects the sky and the surrounding mountains. There before you slowly approaches Monte Isola, a place that seems to have come out of another time, where you hear no horns, see no traffic, only the slow sound of water and the scent of wood and olive trees.
In June 2016, Monte Isola experienced something extraordinary. For sixteen days, it found itself at the center of the world thanks to the visionary work of artist Christo. A man who made the impossible an art form.
With "The Floating Piers," Christo made people walk on water. He stretched a golden floating ribbon between Sulzano, Monte Isola and the private island of San Paolo.
It was like a dream.Today, those who come to Monte Isola can still feel it, that breath of art that for a moment united sky, lake and humanity. There are no more walkways, but there is an echo in the air, the memory of when you could walk on water for real.