Romantic panoramic cottage with pool on Lake Bracciano

Set in an exclusive estate, among nature, privacy, and comfort In the San Liberato Estate, one of the most exclusive properties overlooking Lake Bracciano, immersed in a renowned botanical garden, we offer for rent a delightful panoramic cottage of about 55 sqm, recently renovated. The fully furnished home unfolds in a bright open space with an eat-in kitchen and living area, bedroom, and bathroom. It features a double entrance, hot/cold air conditioning, and a charming fireplace that provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere in every season. The interiors and exterior spaces offer a truly unique view: in front, the blue of Lake Bracciano; behind, the tranquility of the chestnut woods. Outside, two large patios of about 60 sqm and 50 sqm allow for full enjoyment of the house: one overlooking the lake and pool, ideal for lunches and moments of relaxation, the other with a forest view, complete with a wood oven, perfect for convivial evenings immersed in nature. Descending a few steps from the panoramic patio, within the private botanical park of about 4 hectares, you access the shared pool (19 x 7 m), with equipped stations with umbrellas, deck chairs, and tables, from which to enjoy a splendid view of the lake. The estate, surrounded by olive trees and woods, is located just 3 km from Bracciano, 8 km from Trevignano Romano, and 40 km from Rome, easily reachable by train (about 45 minutes from Bracciano station to Rome San Pietro). The property is completed by a covered parking space. Adequate guarantees are required. An enchanted place, ideal for those seeking tranquility, privacy, and contact with nature, without giving up comfort and proximity to the city. Included expenses: €250/month, covering routine maintenance of the garden and swimming pool, water and electricity consumption for heating and cooling, as well as Wi-Fi connection. Only gas consumption for hot water production is excluded, with a modest annual cost.*The present information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.