Lesa (Novara)

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Property Details: Elegant attic for sale in Lesa on Lake Maggiore Rooms: 3 Bedrooms: 2 Living Area: 150 m² Price: 0 EUR

Agency: Stresa Luxury Real Estate Sas di Papurello Francesco & C.

Description: Beautiful attic located on the third and last floor without elevator, on the lakefront of Lesa. It is located within an elegant period building with interesting architectural merits. The building consists of only four units. On the ground floor, with access to the courtyard through an automatic gate, there is an uncovered parking space in addition to the cellar room. The attic is renovated, consists of a large living room, with connections for an open kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Particularly interesting is the small terrace on the south side overlooking the lake, which enjoys great privacy. Lesa, an Italian municipality of 2150 inhabitants, is located in the province of Novara, on the Piedmont shore of Lake Maggiore. It is located at the northern end of the province's municipalities along the shore of Lake Maggiore. The town of Lesa is a charming lakeside town of nearly 2,400 inhabitants on the Piedmont shore of Lake Maggiore, in an area between the Motta Rossa hill and the lake itself. The town, which began with the first houses on top of the delta of the Erno River that flows into the lake, developed over time where the lake basin offered shelter from the winds. The particularly mild climate has thus given the town of Lesa the characteristic of being one of the most popular tourist centers on the Piedmont shore of Lake Maggiore. Around the center it is possible to take splendid walks in the green under the shade of chestnut and fruit trees, such as the famous peach orchards that, in the past, constituted the real local economy. Among the monuments, mention must be made of the splendid Villa Riva whose park, however, was unfortunately defaced by the passage of the railroad in the 19th century. Numerous architecturally impressive manor houses were built in the 18th and 19th centuries around the old nucleus, which features a beautiful lakefront.