3-room flat via alpino, Centro, Gignese

In the building dating back to the last century, of the old Stresa-Mottarone train station, totally renovated which now constitutes a lovely real estate complex, we offer for sale a duplex apartment. The property located on the first floor beyond the attic, consists of an entrance to the bright living room with two French windows with a wide panoramic view and a portion of the lake; The kitchen is open and on the floor there is the bathroom; A wooden staircase leads to the top attic floor where we find a double bedroom and a second single bedroom/study. From the living area you can enjoy an enchanting view, immersed in nature, this apartment is ideal as a second home. Immediately ready in excellent condition, with low condominium fees and an uncovered parking space.
The heating is autonomous with LPG, with aluminum radiators.
The territory of Stresa is divided into four parts, it is partly coastal, partly insular, partly hilly and partly mountainous. The coastal part, overlooking Lake Maggiore, includes the historic center of Stresa and the hamlet of Carciano, the insular part includes three of the four Borromean Islands (Madre, Bella, Pescatori), the hilly part includes a series of hamlets overlooking the lake Maggiore (Levo, Binda, Campino, Passera, Someraro, Vedasco, Brisino and Magognino) and the mountainous part includes the popular Mottarone ski resort, the mountain pastures below the eastern side of the mountain and the Alpinia botanical garden.
From Stresa, in Roman times, passed the Via Severiana Augusta, a Roman consular road that connected Mediolanum (modern Milan) with the Verbannus Lacus (Lake Verbano, or Lake Maggiore, and from here to the Sempione pass (lat. Summo Plano).
The first historical source that mentions the existence of Stresa is a parchment from 998, in which the place is called Strixia, a form confirmed by a source from 1249; in 1220 it appears as Strexia. In this locality, in 1935, a political and military agreement was established between Italy, France and the United Kingdom, called the Stresa Front. From 3 to 6 June 2004, this city hosted the fifty-second meeting of the Bilderberg Group.--98a138ea121c9b294e8c3195af422d82!