Single family villa via Camatte, Tremezzo, Tremezzina

Tremezzina, Lake Como - Beautiful Villa with swimming pool and enchanting lake view.
Independent villa of about 400 square meters with a garden of 1300 square meters planted with olive trees.
The area is residential, with excellent sun exposure and close to the lake and all services.
The villa is composed as follows:
on the ground floor large living room with fireplace and windows overlooking the garden, covered terrace of about 40 square meters, kitchen, 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms;
in the basement a tavern of about 60 square meters with kitchen and fireplace, laundry room, cellar and large garage.

Tremezzina is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Lake Como, situated on the western shore of Lario, just in front of Bellagio, with a stunning view of the central basin and the Grigne.
It is easy to reach it from all Milan airports: about 1 hour drive from Malpensa, a bit more from Linate and Orio al Serio.
The marvellous villas and huge hotels built from the XVIII to the XIX century, have made Tremezzina an international tourism landmark.
In the area of Rogaro you will be able to admire a fantastic ancient tower, remain of the old medieval fortresses. This small beguiling peace of land extends from the lake shores to the hilly background, at the foot of Mount Crocione. Tremezzina does have two souls, coastal and hilly, both greatly beautiful and suggestive, offering the opportunity to choose different interesting journeys.
Once there, do not miss the typical excursion to Mount Crocione: you will go up to the mountain through a carriage road until Intignano, that continues up to a muletrack for about 3 hours.
Something really involving is the visit to:
Villa Carlotta (XVIII century), famous for the huge botanical park and the stunning art collection;
Villa La Quiete, located in Bolvedro and built by the Dukes of Carretto in XVIII;
Villa La Carlia, notable building of the middle of 1700, designed by Antonio De Carli;
Church of St Maria, popularly known for the lovely statue of Madonna Nera, moved in 1917 from the basilica of Einsiedeln by a catholic Swiss family.