Description
The villa is a beautiful and unique place to stay in Brienno, a small and ancient village of Celtic origin on the western shore of one of the most beautiful and famous places in the world: Lake Como.
The oldest parts of the estate date back to the late 600s and appear on maps from 1720. The present structure was built between 1847 and 1860.
Silk thread was produced in this property from 1860 to 1932.
Ancient and peculiar sky-earth building of about 600 square metres. directly on the lake, formerly used as a spinning mill with a chimney still preserved and large rooms restored as an elegant private residence.
The main villa, with lift and several entrances, with numerous fireplaces also inside (one is actually at the foot of the chimney in the garden), consists of three bedrooms and services, double living room and study, kitchen, dining rooms service and tavern: all distributed not only internally but also externally through a charming stone portico that shades the entire lower façade, which can also be reached from the lake with a very suggestive landing.
On the upper floor, connected both internally and externally to the intimate lake garden, there is a large room for parties, exhibitions or any other purpose (including, of course, as an adjunct to the residence): it measures approximately 200 square metres, with windows offering a splendid view of the lake.
Adjacent to the main villa and connected to it by several internal and external passages, a nineteenth-century residential building, recently completely renovated, is proposed as a natural complement to the property.
Of 800 square metres. approximately consistency, it is currently divided into 10 independent units (one, two and three-room apartments), which are located for short periods with excellent profitability. Only one of them is occupied for a longer period.
THE MAIN VILLA ON THE LAKE CAN BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY AT A PRICE OF 7.5 BILLION EUROS.
Disclaimer: the information is purely indicative and is in no way attributable to a contractual obligation. All data is subject to verification before starting any form of compromise.
