Terraced house via Aldo Moro 10, Centro, Sirmione

Sirmione, Colombare fraction, in a small context, we propose semi-detached solution with large living spaces.
The property is developed on three levels.
It is accessed through an entrance both driveway and pedestrian crossing the private garden.
On the ground floor the spaces have been distributed in order to have separate units: large living room, kitchen and bathroom.
From the kitchen there is access to a beautiful porch that can be used both for dining and for moments of relaxation and privacy.
An internal staircase leads to the first floor where there are, two double bedrooms and a third bedroom with bunk beds and a large bathroom.
From both double bedrooms there is access to two livable terraces.
A double garage and two cellars complete the property.

The solution lends itself to be excellent both for vacation use and as a first home; thanks to the proximity to the lake, the center, the main services,.

Sirmione does not need too many introductions: it is a small jewel suspended in the middle of the lower Lake Garda.
The municipality borders Peschiera del Garda to the southeast and Desenzano del Garda to the southwest. The lakeside section borders Lazise and Castelnuovo del Garda to the east and Padenghe sul Garda to the north. The historic center is at the northern end of a long, narrow peninsula about four kilometers long that bisects the southern lake shore, and it also takes the form of an island, since it has been isolated from the peninsula by a navigable moat, which is crossed by a single access route, a bridge.
It still retains a medieval urban structure, with narrow, irregular streets. Since the 1970s there have been (first case that of the Grifone Hotel and the Speranza Hotel) architectural interventions to the exterior walls of the buildings, which have restored their older appearance, with exposed brick and stone. And a restricted traffic area, one could say it is a pedestrian's paradise. In addition to the historic center, there are, and have definitely swelled since the 1960s, the hamlets of Colombare (at the base of the peninsula, where the Town Hall resides) and Lugana (around the road to Peschiera).