Stresa, Piedmont 28838

The expansive windows and natural light immediately set the tone for this 240 sqm villa, built in 1969 and designed for a continuous connection with the surrounding greenery. Inside, certain details convey a precise and contemporary material presence: the light marble worktop, the dark wood of the underlying cabinet, the light wood window frames, and the dark marble cladding streaked with white veins. These elements do not seek effect but create an orderly, bright, welcoming atmosphere where the home can be lived in naturally at any time of the day. The property unfolds across five rooms, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms, in a layout that suggests generous spaces and a fluid management of daily life, family, and hospitality. The private garden of 1,300 sqm concretely expands the perception of the house, offering an outdoor extension that accompanies the villa and enhances its privacy. The large openings to the outside bring the green landscape into the interiors and make the internal layout more airy, while some details observed in the service areas and bathrooms confirm a consistency of materials and finishes: marble floors, coordinated surfaces, a circular stainless steel sink, a black metal heated towel rail introducing a more contemporary note. The presence of marble, light on the worktops and dark on the cladding, defines a sober yet recognizable language, supported by light that enhances the interiors without weighing them down. The whole conveys a villa of tangible dimension, where the spaces are not only ample but designed to relate domestic comfort, privacy, and openness to the outside. Days here find a rhythm made of bright spaces, openings onto the garden, and moments spent between indoors and outdoors with great ease. The view of the greenery, framed by the windows, accompanies daily life and makes even simple gestures more enjoyable, while the context of Stresa adds the charm of a recognizable and atmospheric territory. The visual notes also reveal a landscape of the lake with hills and mountains, capable of changing its face between sunset and evening, when the lights along the shore sketch a discreet and evocative presence. This villa combines significant dimensions, a private garden of 1,300 sqm, and an authentic relationship with the landscape of Stresa, in Piedmont. It is a property that entrusts its value to the quality of the spaces, tranquility, and a setting that continues to be among the most appreciated in the Verbano-Cusio-Ossola region.