Period Villa with Private Garden Varenna, Lake Como, Italy, €495,000




+16 photosComo Villa, Garden Views
About this property
Just outside postcard-perfect Varenna, in the serene hamlet of Fiumelatte, sits this quietly confident lakeview residence tucked into the mezzanine level of a turn-of-the-century villa. Originally built in the early 1900s and sensitively restored in the 1980s, the property still wears its historic bones with grace: original detailing, grand ceilings, and that enviable solid-stone presence only time can gift.
Inside the 133m² layout, a fireplace-warmed living room anchors the space, alongside a proper separate kitchen, two generous bedrooms, and two bathrooms, all wrapped in direct lake views that genuinely do not need a filter. Floor heating adds a quietly modern comfort beneath the period charm.
Then there is the garden. A 150m² private green space with actual silence, no Vespa echoes, no boutiques, just you and the breeze. Two outdoor parking spaces, a kilometre to central Varenna and the Bellagio ferry, and a landmark villa address round this one out into a rare, low-drama, high-charm Lake Como proposition.
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