Detached House in Cornedo all'Isarco, Dolomites Charm

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The dark wooden balcony, with its carved balustrade and ceiling clad in the same material, immediately sets the tone for this detached house developed over three levels. The architecture clearly echoes the Alpine style, with its steeply pitched roof, wooden shutters, and white walls that define its presence with stark simplicity. Access is accompanied by a stone staircase and outdoor spaces with gravel paving, concrete details that introduce a residence built in 1989 and designed to engage with the surrounding natural landscape through light, material, and generous proportions. The numbers tell the story of a property of rare dimensions: 1,133 square meters of commercial space distributed across 7 rooms, with 5 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, a configuration that opens up to a broad residential use and hints at a potential for representation or hospitality, to be evaluated according to one's needs. The distribution over three floors allows for the imagination of well-defined spaces for conviviality, privacy, and daily life, while the presence of the fireplace adds a natural gathering point, capable of giving character to the moments spent at home. Outside, the large wooden balcony becomes a central architectural element, not only for its size but for the way it accompanies the façade with its decorative craftsmanship. The light tiles of the balcony, with a pattern that recalls the naturalness of wood, contribute to a measured visual continuity, in balance with the stone staircase, gravel, and shutters. The result is a coherent ensemble, where every detail speaks of a house built to last and to offer spacious, bright areas well integrated into the context. Days here find a natural rhythm among numerous rooms, distinct floors, and openings to the light. The balcony invites one to linger, to follow the changing seasons, and to maintain a constant connection with the greenery surrounding the property. The fireplace, in more intimate hours, becomes the focal point of a cozier atmosphere, that of homes that know how to welcome family, guests, and shared moments without dispersion, thanks to an important yet readable structure. The context of Cornedo all'Isarco also contributes to this sense of balance, in an area that evokes nature and tranquility. A property like this finds its value in the combination of size, architectural identity, and the ability to adapt to multiple visions of living. In Cornedo all'Isarco, in the province of Bolzano, it represents a solution for those seeking a detached house with presence, truly ample spaces, and a recognizable character, in a Trentino-Alto Adige context that maintains a direct relationship with the landscape and the quality of daily living.