Historic Villa Overlooking Lago Maggiore, Piemonte

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The villa, built in 1750, retains a character that is immediately felt within its interiors: natural light generously streams through large wooden and glass fixtures, complementing warm-toned walls and settling on details of traditional taste, such as a dark wooden dresser and a white ceramic sink. It exudes a tangible charm, comprised of rooms that do not seek dramatic effects but instead tell the story of a home lived in with restraint, where every element contributes to creating a welcoming and personal atmosphere. Its 300 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 12 rooms, with 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, offering a spacious and well-organized living area suitable for both daily life and hosting family and guests. The fireplace adds a cozy touch to the home, while the terrace and balcony extend the ambiance towards the outdoors. The private garden of 516 square meters introduces a significant and well-integrated green presence into the property: lush vegetation, tall plants, flowering shrubs, and a stone staircase leading to a higher part of the open space. The yellow facade with red shutters and decorative details, along with the elevated balcony with an iron railing, presents a recognizable and full-of-personality image. The outdoor spaces also speak a concrete and coherent language, with brick paving, a stone wall, and a tiled roof that reinforce the sense of continuity between architecture and garden. The property is completed by a garage, parking space, fencing, and convenient road access. Days here find a natural rhythm between the numerous indoor spaces and the immediate possibility of outdoor living. The balcony and terrace become spontaneous extensions of the home, places to be used simply, for a moment of peace or to entertain guests with greater freedom. The garden, with its multi-level layout and mature vegetation, also contributes to creating a private and relaxed dimension, even within an urbanized context. The distribution of 12 rooms also makes the villa appealing for those seeking a representative residence or a property capable of accommodating multiple families or extended stays. This villa in Lesa combines generous dimensions, a history dating back to the 18th century, and a complete array of outdoor spaces and services. Located in the province of Novara, within the context of Piedmont, it represents a solution for those seeking a home with character, privacy, measured scenic presence, and a structure already suited to multiple ways of living.