Well-maintained penthouse with sun terrace and lake view (33)

1 650 000 CHF

4,5 Pièces
3 Chambres
2 Salles de bains
~160 m² Surface habitable
~93 m² Surface de la terrasse

Description

Located in an unobstructable south-facing position in Minusio, this penthouse apartment features a large terrace. A slanted lift provides access to the indoor pool with sauna and fitness room, as well as to the apartment itself. The property includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a guest WC, and a laundry room with storage space. It was completely renovated between 2017 and 2024 using high-quality materials and exquisite taste. The apartment stands out for its various terraces with a private garden and a Ticino-style granite seating area. There is also 1 garage and an outdoor parking space for cars. Highlights: Unobstructable lake view Large terraces, partly covered Private garden Indoor pool with sauna Fitness room Ventilated fireplace 2 parking spaces

Caractéristiques

GarageJardinTerrasseSalle de sportSauna

Engel & Völkers Ascona

+41 91 78514 80

Votre conseiller: Stella Schell

ID de la propriété: W-047K0V

Localisation : Minusio, Tessin

Minusio is a neighbouring town to Locarno and lies between Lake Maggiore and Monte Cardada. Minusio borders on Muralto, Orselina, Brione, Contra and Tenero. The Minusio and Muralto stations offer an excellent public transportation connection to the entire Locarno area as far as Bellinzona and Lugano. In Rivapiana, the “lakeside”, is the Catholic church of San Quirico. The church, first mentioned in 1313, was rebuilt in the 18th century in Baroque style. Inside the church, the remains of Romanesque paintings from the 13th century are preserved on the south wall. The Romanesque bell tower from the 13th-15th centuries once served as a watchtower. A public park with a beautiful view of the lake belongs to the church. Not far away, directly on the lake, is the Cà di Ferro fortification, a castle-like building. Peter A Pro, a military entrepreneur from Uri, had it built from 1540-1580 as a barracks for recruiting Swiss mercenaries (rice runners). The chapel dates from 1630.