Lombardy, Brescia, Toscolano-Maderno, Italy

In the heart of the historic center of Maderno, a few meters from Piazza S. Marco, we propose refined duplex apartment, arranged on two levels, in a Signorile Palazzina Storica, totally restored.

The house, with attention to the smallest details, is extremely elegant and full of comforts: starting from the fine finishes, furnished in contemporary style with beautiful exposed wooden beams.

On the main floor we find:

- A very bright open-space environment, which includes the living room and open kitchen;
- From the living area there is access to the porch that overlooks the private garden;
- Two double bedrooms;
- A windowed bathroom with shower.

The lower floor offers us:

- A large room that, depending on needs, could become an additional sleeping area with wardrobe area, or a second living room with kitchen;
- A bathroom with shower.
The special feature of this floor is the room dedicated to wine, an area where you can store your most valuable bottles.

The apartment is served by an elevator and has a reserved parking space inside the residence.

The strength of the apartment is its privileged location: a quiet area with all kinds of services nearby, the Main Square is just around the corner. To reach the lakefront and the beach, you will just need to cross the street, and enjoy a wonderful walk that runs along the Lake for over a kilometer, all the way to Toscolano.

The municipality of Toscolano-Maderno is located on the western shore of Lake Garda and consists of the merger of the towns Toscolano and Maderno, autonomous municipalities until 1928 and divided by the Toscolano stream.
Toscolano-Maderno is part of the Alto Garda Bresciano regional park, and in the Middle Ages Maderno had a great political and administrative impact. In the 17th and 18th centuries the Dukes of Mantua had their summer residence in the Gonzaga Palace and the Villa del Serraglio.
Starting in the 1300s, the paper industry developed in the gorge of the small Toscolano River, which is why that section of the valley is called the "Valley of the Paper Mills," a true open-air museum that boasts a beautiful walk that can be taken at any time of year.
A ferry service allows cars to be transported and connects Maderno with Torri del Benaco, located on the opposite side of the lake. Lake Garda also enjoys a privileged location being easily accessible from the Brenner (A22), Milan-Venice (A4) highways, as well as the airports of Bergamo, Verona, Milan, and Venice.