Single family villa via Lavagnone, Entroterra, Desenzano del Garda

Ref: EB-035-203 New single villas A4 with private pool in the "countryside" of Desenzano del Garda.

Close to the city and therefore convenient to all services as well as the motorway exit on the outskirts of Desenzano del Garda, a Resort is perched on a green hill in a protected area with video surveillance of approximately 37,000 square meters. The area is called "little Tuscany" as the vineyards as far as the eye can see that go up and down the surrounding hills and the tranquility of the location are reminiscent of the atmosphere one breathes in Tuscany.
The house exceeds the "almost zero energy" standard, and produces more energy than it consumes, guaranteed living comfort and value over time.
The only common parts will be the entrance gate, the internal access roads to the villas and the external lighting; each house will be fenced off and will have a private garden and swimming pool.
The villas can be designed both externally and internally, customizing them according to the tastes and needs of the client who will be assisted by a professional to perfect the project.
High quality standard of construction and finishes.
The solutions adopted for the plant engineering of the house (underfloor heating system, ducted cooling and photovoltaic panels) are decidedly designed in the direction of energy saving and comfort of superior living quality.
The villas are delivered turnkey complete with planted gardens with automatic irrigation, alarm system, swimming pool with shower.
Lead time 1 year.

DESENZANO DEL GARDA

On the southern shores of Lake Garda, fanned out on the first circle of the morainic amphitheater, Desenzano is an enchanting town and a pleasant seaside resort. An excellent starting point for trips and excursions, Desenzano has an artistic, historical and archaeological heritage that has its roots in Roman times. In the Middle Ages it was the object of bitter struggles between Brescia and Verona, in the fifteenth century it then passed under the dominion of Venice, becoming a thriving commercial center in modern times. The heart of the city rises around Piazza Malvezzi and the Porto Vecchio, embellished by the sixteenth-century palaces of the Brescian architect Giulio Todeschini.

Not to be missed: the archaeological area, which houses the remains of a magnificent Roman villa from the 4th century. AD with splendid polychrome mosaic floors, the Archaeological Museum, with one of the oldest plows in the world, the panoramic tower of S. Martino della Battaglia. Remarkable works can be admired in the chapel of the Cathedral, which preserves important masterpieces by Andrea Celesti (1637-1712 ca.) and "The Last Supper" (from 1738) by Gian Battista Tiepolo (1696-1770). We point out the Castle, founded perhaps already in the early Middle Ages and rebuilt in the sec. XIV-XV, recently recovered and from which one can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of Lake Garda. Villa Brunati has also been restored and