Via per Ghevio, Meina, Piedmont 28046

Splendid Lake View and Swimming Pool just a few minutes from the center of Arona and the shores of Lake Maggiore! In an elegant residential area for sale Independent Villa of about 250 square meters with swimming pool and lovely private garden well planted. Entrance hall, living room with fireplace, open kitchen and a bathroom on the ground floor, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the first floor. Large tavern-hobby area, spacious garage. Well-maintained interior, stately finishes. Perfect for vacation or permanent residence! Millennium Immobiliare-Arona, Via Matteotti 32, first floor Meina is a charming Italian town located on the shores of Lake Maggiore, in the Piedmont region. This picturesque country offers a perfect combination of natural beauty, history and culture. What to do in Meina and its surroundings take the boat visit the Borromean Islands: a boat excursion is certainly the best way to turn your trip to Lake Maggiore into a unique and unforgettable experience. The main attraction of the gulf, however, is the famous Borromean islands: Isola Bella, with the noble Palazzo Borromeo and the Italian gardens, created with exuberant Baroque imagination; Isola Madre, loved for its lush vegetation, rare plants, exotic flowers, peacocks, and parrots in the wild; Isola dei Pescatori, which is home to a picturesque village; finally the islet of San Giovanni, the only one not open to visitors visit the Parco dei lagoni di Mercurago: established in 1980, this park includes an area of peat bog, some pastures dedicated to the breeding of thoroughbred horses and a strip of woodland. It can be reached starting from Mercurago, at the headquarters and visitor center, and is equipped with a dense network of paths, from which to admire an interesting series of ecosystems: the wood, the moor, the pond, the marsh and the pasture visit the Sacred of Monte di San Carlo: San Carlo, imposing and majestic, seems to welcome people with a benevolent and at the same time severe air; with his head slightly bowed, the Saint blesses his hometown by raising his right hand, while his left hand holds the large codex of the Acts of the Milanese Church. Commonly identified by citizens as the San Carlone, it is the symbol of the city of Arona. Built from 1614 to 1697 to a design by Giovanni Battista Crespi, it consists of a masonry core and iron and wood trusses, covered with copper plates, while the head and hands are made of bronze. It is possible to access its interior through a staircase that leads up to the mighty head, an exceptional point of view from which you can enjoy an enchanting panorama. visit the Umbrella and Parasol Museum of Gignese: moving a few kilometers, another ancient village linked to another characteristic activity: that of the umbrella maker! . Reaching Angera is very simple, the boats leave from Arona and Stresa visit Stresa: Stresa overlooks Lake Maggiore near the Gulf where the scenic Borromean Islands (Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori) are located, in a very suggestive position. This peculiarity, combined with the mildness of the climate and the scenic and architectural beauties, attracts thousands of tourists every year and makes the town one of the most popular Italian tourist destinations since the second half of the nineteenth century. Its lakefront is ideal for relaxing walks and to admire historic residences and luxurious Art Nouveau hotels surrounded by greenery visit the Villa Pallavicino Park: the Villa Pallavicino Zoo Park has an area of about 20 hectares and is populated by over 40 species of animals including mammals and tropical birds: fallow deer, llamas, Tibetan goats, hares and macaques live freely in an area called Lombardina. www.lagomaggiorehouse.it