In the picturesque village of Miasino, on the heights of Lake Orta, characterized by stone alleys and panoramic views, lies this charming property within the ancient Asilo Scapardini, a building from the early twentieth century rich in character and history. The apartment is located on the ground floor and is immersed in a setting of privacy and tranquility. It consists of a living room with an open kitchen, a bathroom, and a bedroom. The location allows you to reach Orta San Giulio in just ten minutes, making the property ideal for those wishing to live or invest in one of the most beloved areas of the lake.
The apartment has been recently renovated, with particular attention to quality and respect for the historical identity of the building. The kitchen is new and of excellent quality, while the high-end finishes enhance the high ceilings and original architectural details, giving the interiors an elegant and timeless atmosphere. Two large arched windows allow natural light to flood the living room and adjacent kitchen, creating bright and welcoming spaces.
The sleeping area includes a bedroom equipped with a removable loft, a versatile solution that adds functionality without compromising space, and a fully renovated bathroom with a modern and refined design shower. The apartment, well-distributed and easy to manage, is perfectly suited as a low-maintenance holiday home but also represents an interesting investment opportunity for short-term tourist rentals.
Access to the residential complex is through an electric gate; the property also has a private parking space, a cellar, and a well-kept communal garden, which harmoniously completes this reserved and charming residential setting.
Considered the most romantic in Italy, Lake Orta is a pre-Alpine lake just a few kilometers from Lake Maggiore and only an hour's drive from Milan and Turin. It is already a much-loved destination by great chefs who have opened renowned restaurants here, and by entrepreneurs who have created resorts and accommodation facilities of rare beauty. In the center lies the Island of San Giulio, a symbol of the area, beautiful and unique in its kind, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Among the most characteristic towns, besides Ameno and Miasino with the enchanting Villa Nigra, is undoubtedly Orta, with the Sacred Mountain, the historic center rich in cobblestone alleys, the central square from which boats depart for the Island of San Giulio, and the panoramic walk among the sumptuous villas. On the opposite shore, we find Pella: a delightful town also reachable through a walk starting from the Lido of Gozzano. Not far away is the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Sasso, located on a rocky spur overlooking the lake. From here, the view spans an exciting breathtaking panorama, made up of slopes and green peaks reflected in the water's mirror. Continuing north, we'll first find Oira, which is certainly worth a visit, and then Omegna, one of the largest towns, where the Strona stream curiously flows backward. The waters of Lake Orta are clear and suitable for swimming, and many sports are practiced: from swimming to sailing, from canoeing to diving. Surrounded by green mountains, there are many trails to walk in nature, reaching even the summit of Mount Mottarone, above Stresa. It is also not far from the Ossola Valley, a destination for those who love trips to the high mountains both during the beautiful season and in winter.
Nearby properties
These homes might interest you
AI
AI
AI
View more
AI
Colma, Piedmont, Italy
A terrace overlooking the lake, surrounded by nature and silence