Villa with Lake Garda Views in Lombardia

With a commercial area of 200 square meters, this villa offers significant yet easily interpretable dimensions, distributed across 4 rooms with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The organization over two floors allows for a well-articulated domestic life, leaving space for both sharing and personal privacy. Built in 1963, the property combines the solidity of its structure with an external presence that, from the available information, appears well integrated into the greenery. The private garden becomes a true extension of the house, enriched by lush vegetation, trees, colorful flowers, and pots that contribute to creating a lively yet composed atmosphere. The terrace and the balcony covered by an awning further expand the usability of the spaces, offering different resting points throughout the day. Even the external details contribute to the character of the ensemble: regularly laid slab pavements, light finishes, a white railing, and the stone staircase define an orderly, bright, and pleasant context to inhabit. The large windows and generous fixtures promote a constant dialogue with the outside and allow diffuse natural light to enter.

Days here find a spontaneous rhythm between indoors and outdoors, with the possibility of moving from the garden to the terrace simply following the season, the light, or the moment. An outdoor lunch, a few hours of quiet surrounded by vegetation, returning indoors with naturally lit spaces: every area seems to lend itself to authentic use, without constraints. The context of Toscolano Maderno also contributes to this quality of living, linking the property to a highly appreciated area of the province of Brescia and making it suitable for those who desire a home to live in continuously with a strong connection to the outdoors.

This villa encapsulates a convincing balance between size, internal distribution, and external spaces, with 200 square meters well articulated, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, private garden, and terrace. In Toscolano Maderno, Lombardy, it represents a valuable proposition for those seeking a residence capable of combining privacy, light, and a constant presence of greenery in daily life.