Charming historic home nestled in the picturesque hillside of Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, just a few kilometers from the Swiss border.
The villa is surrounded by a magnificent terraced park of about 15,000 sqm.
The surface area of the property, about 1,200 square meters, includes the main villa, the annex and the dock.
The property was perfectly renovated in 2011, preserving the style and retaining the original materials. The main villa, with over 950 square meters of living space, is spread over four floors plus a basement, and has bedrooms with lake views and 12 bathrooms.
On the ground floor are the bright reception hall with a fireplace, a living room leading to a large terrace, a dining room, a kitchen and a guest bathroom with inlaid parquet floors.
Going up to the second floor, there are two large suites with walk-in closets, three bathrooms and a study.
On the second floor, 4 rooms each equipped with their own bathroom while, on the third floor, 3 rooms with 3 bathrooms.
In the basement, two cellars, a tavern, a large and well-equipped kitchen with a freight elevator connected to the kitchen on the ground floor, a bathroom, a gym space, laundry room and boiler room.
The 150-square-meter outbuilding is on two floors and includes a double garage.
The lower floor houses a cozy living room with kitchen and a bathroom while, on the upper floor, there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Total Space
ca. 1.112 m²
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Land area
ca. 15.385 m²
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Rooms
10
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Purchase Price
4.500.000 EUR
| Property ID | IT252941908 |
| Purchase Price | 4.500.000 EUR |
| Terrace space | ca. 22 m² |
| Commission | Subject to commission |
| Total Space | ca. 1.112 m² |
| Rooms | 10 |
| Bedrooms | 8 |
| Bathrooms | 8 |
| Year of construction | 1900 |
| Equipment | Terrace, Fireplace, Balcony |
| Type of parking | 10 x Other |
Energy Certificate
| Energy information | At the time of preparing the document, no energy certificate was available. |
| Type of heating | Single-storey heating system |
| Power Source | Air-to-water heat pump |
Building Description
Locations
Cannobio is well connected by a bus network that serves both the town and neighboring towns in the Cannobina Valley and the Piedmont coast of Lake Maggiore.
There are several active lines in the area, each with a specific function: line 3 is one of the most widely used andcolleges Cannobio to Verbania, passing along the lakeshore. It is useful for both tourism and daily travel, and also offers a connection to Switzerland, particularly to Brissago and Locarno. Line 13, on the other hand, connects Cannobio with villages in the Cannobina Valley such as Gurro, Falmenta, and Cavaglio. It is ideal if you want to explore the hinterland or if you live in the mountain hamlets. Route 14 is another connection within the valley, passing through places like Socraggio and Ponte Cavaglio, with a terminus in Cannobio. Lines 15, 16, and 17, on the other hand, serve the hamlets closest to Cannobio, such as Traffiume, Trarego Viggiona, and Sant'Agata, and are very useful for short trips, such as to the town center or lakefront.
Navigation on Lake Maggiore
One of the most attractive ways to get around the area is by boat. From the port of Cannobio, located a few minutes' walk from Strada Nazionale, there are daily trips (especially in summer) to places such as Brissago, Locarno (in Switzerland) or Stresa, on the Italian side of the lake.
The navigation is both touristy and functional and is certainly a convenient and pleasant alternative.
Seasonal services: the "Summer City Bus"
During the summer months, Cannobio operates a free evening service called the Summer City Bus, which is perfect for those who want to experience the town in the evening without using a car. This bus makes numerous stops between the lakefront, the old town and the hamlets, with active runs every day between 6:30 pm and 1:25 am. It is very useful for both tourists and residents, especially during evening events or markets.
Train connections
Cannobio does not have a train station, but it is easily connected to the two main stations nearby:
Verbania-Pallanza, on the Milan-Domodossola railway line, which can be reached by line 3 in about an hour.
Locarno, Switzerland, which offers connections to Bellinzona and the rest of Switzerland. From Locarno one can then return to Cannobio via bus.
The official VCO Trasporti website (vcotrasporti.it) offers detailed maps and downloadable schedules for each line.
In summary, everything is easily accessible on foot within minutes, making Cannobio a well-served town even without a car.
There are several active lines in the area, each with a specific function: line 3 is one of the most widely used andcolleges Cannobio to Verbania, passing along the lakeshore. It is useful for both tourism and daily travel, and also offers a connection to Switzerland, particularly to Brissago and Locarno. Line 13, on the other hand, connects Cannobio with villages in the Cannobina Valley such as Gurro, Falmenta, and Cavaglio. It is ideal if you want to explore the hinterland or if you live in the mountain hamlets. Route 14 is another connection within the valley, passing through places like Socraggio and Ponte Cavaglio, with a terminus in Cannobio. Lines 15, 16, and 17, on the other hand, serve the hamlets closest to Cannobio, such as Traffiume, Trarego Viggiona, and Sant'Agata, and are very useful for short trips, such as to the town center or lakefront.
Navigation on Lake Maggiore
One of the most attractive ways to get around the area is by boat. From the port of Cannobio, located a few minutes' walk from Strada Nazionale, there are daily trips (especially in summer) to places such as Brissago, Locarno (in Switzerland) or Stresa, on the Italian side of the lake.
The navigation is both touristy and functional and is certainly a convenient and pleasant alternative.
Seasonal services: the "Summer City Bus"
During the summer months, Cannobio operates a free evening service called the Summer City Bus, which is perfect for those who want to experience the town in the evening without using a car. This bus makes numerous stops between the lakefront, the old town and the hamlets, with active runs every day between 6:30 pm and 1:25 am. It is very useful for both tourists and residents, especially during evening events or markets.
Train connections
Cannobio does not have a train station, but it is easily connected to the two main stations nearby:
Verbania-Pallanza, on the Milan-Domodossola railway line, which can be reached by line 3 in about an hour.
Locarno, Switzerland, which offers connections to Bellinzona and the rest of Switzerland. From Locarno one can then return to Cannobio via bus.
The official VCO Trasporti website (vcotrasporti.it) offers detailed maps and downloadable schedules for each line.
In summary, everything is easily accessible on foot within minutes, making Cannobio a well-served town even without a car.
Features
- Alarm system
- Garage/parking spaces
- Vineyard
- Cellar
- Garage/parking spaces
- Vineyard
- Cellar
Type of parking
10 x Other
Floor Plan
