Single family villa via per Albisano, Centro, Torri del Benaco

In an exceptionally idyllic and quiet location with fantastic, unobstructed views of Lake Garda and Torri del Benaco, two detached villas are being built, each with an infinity pool and fantastic unobstructed lake views. This property combines everything you could wish for when looking for a property on Lake Garda: A fantastic view over the glittering blue of the lake to the striking landmark of the popular fishing village of Torri del Benaco, the Scaliger Castle, lots of privacy, the latest standards and modern architecture as well as high-quality interior design, private pool and underground parking.
Overlooking the green surroundings of the Mediterranean flora with the typical cypresses, olive trees and the colorful roofs of the town, you can see far across the lake to the opposite western shore and the famous "Isola del Garda" to the bay of Salò.
Beautifully nestled on a large olive grove, surrounded by green nature, you are enthroned on this property and enjoy the wonderful view in a mild climate all year round. The position of this property is a prime location with the popular and often sought-after view of Monte Pizzocolo opposite, behind which the sun sets directly. This natural phenomenon can be observed until late in the evening during the summer months and is ideal for enjoying a sundowner on your own terrace or in the infinity pool.
The imposing shape of Monte Pizzocolo is highly recognizable and is known by the locals as the "Napoleon's nose" because its characteristic silhouette in a south-north direction makes it look like the profile of the face of the reclining Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.

Nestled in a well-tended olive grove, the two villas are harmoniously integrated into the landscape. Typical local natural stone walls underline the Mediterranean flair of the modern yet timeless design villas. Generous window areas open up the light-flooded rooms to the outside and allow an unobstructed view over the most beautiful lake in Italy. The entrance via the residential road leads to the private carport. The two buildings are joined in the middle on one side, but have no points of contact with each other.