Description
This unique apartment is located on the second floor of a historic building with only four residential units and a commercial premises. With a generous floor plan of 93 m², the apartment offers 3.5 rooms, including two bright and spacious bedrooms and a modern bathroom with both shower and bathtub. From the balcony, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the picturesque Villa Poncini and the charming Via Borgo, a street that stands out for its quiet yet central location. The balcony is accessible from both the living room and the bedrooms, which further enhances the living comfort.
Another highlight of the apartment is the large terrace of 50 m², which is furnished with a stone table and faces Via Rondonico. Here you can relax and enjoy the view of the surrounding area.
The location of this apartment is particularly attractive: all important facilities for daily needs are in the immediate vicinity, including banks, the post office and numerous stores. Via Borgo, a historic and lively street, offers a wonderful mix of tradition and modern life, with pretty cafés, small boutiques and a pleasant atmosphere that is both quiet and well connected to city life.
This apartment is ideal as a second home and offers a luxurious yet practical retreat. A true gem in a sought-after location - ideal for those who want to enjoy the best of both worlds.
Situation
Ascona, often called the "Pearl of Lake Maggiore", internationally famous as a vacation resort with a high cultural level, is situated on the delta of the Maggia River in a unique sunlit bay. The privileged position in the middle of a varied landscape, the southern climate, a long tradition in tourism and a strong sense of hospitality of the inhabitants result in ideal conditions for vacations and relaxation and establish Ascona's reputation as a fairy-tale vacation resort. Worthy of note is the rich heritage of culture and art in this ancient town with numerous witnesses from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Versatile also the traces of artists who lived in Ascona from the 17th century onwards, among which the unique baroque façade of Casa Serodine is particularly impressive. However, it was the turn of the century that brought Ascona the most fascinating period of its cultural history: a group of people from the north in search of a life close to nature settled at that time on the hill overlooking Ascona and named it "Monte Verità", Mountain of Truth.