Description
A few minutes by car from the lake and the Ghevio motorway exit, in a residential and panoramic area, we offer a wonderful Villa built in the 1930s. The property, totally renovated in the early 2000s, is in excellent condition and is surrounded by a beautiful garden of about 3000 square meters. The property develops for the habitable part on two floors: from the street we have the pedestrian entrance which leads to the large living room with dining room, kitchen overlooking a wonderful terrace, a bathroom and a closet; On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, a small bedroom / study and a large bathroom with shower and bathtub. A large and bright attic floor allows the establishment of additional rooms. In the basement, at garden level, we have a lovely and healthy tavern with fireplace, kitchen, cellar and laundry rooms and bathroom.
Excellent interior and exterior finishes for which it was chosen to best preserve the original features of the property.
MEINA
Follow the updates in real time also on our Facebook page "Professionecasa Arona" by putting LIKE on the page. Meina (Mèina in Piedmontese and Lombard) is an Italian town of 2,517 inhabitants in the province of Novara in Piedmont. It is located on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore at the mouth of the Tiasca stream. Located on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore, the municipality followed with its inhabitants the events first of the Duchy of Milan and of the Borromeo, counts of Arona, then of the Kingdom of Sardinia, then of that of Italy. Over the centuries it was the residence or holiday resort of many families belonging to the Lombard and Piedmontese nobility and high bourgeoisie: for antiquity of possessions the noble Luatti or Lovati stood out, alongside the noble Visconti di Massino and Sessa families (extinct in the Gatti Grami) , however, residing in Lesa. More recently, from the nineteenth century, the noble Caccia-Piatti, Fossati de Regibus, Bossi Fedrigotti, but above all Faraggiana families elected Meina as a holiday resort, who in the second half of the century built a sumptuous palace with a neoclassical park. Among the bourgeois families, on the other hand, we remember the Mondadori, owners of the homonymous villa, the Luoni and Galli from Novara, but also the Favini, from Milan, who commissioned the construction of Villa Carlotta, today Hotel Paradiso. During the nineteenth century Meina became an important industrial center: being able to exploit the waters of the Tiasca, three important paper mills settled down, all equipped with continuous steam engines. To these was added first, in 1854, a silk spinning mill and then, on the initiative of the entrepreneur Emilio Foltzer, a large factory of lubricating oils and greases for machines. Other factories of more modest size and importance settled in the territory of the municipality.
