Apartment in the Former Rectory with a Lake View, Terrace, and Garden - Sleeps 3
200-year-old rectory with - lots of character - a sunny balcony (with an awning) and a fantastic lake view - a breathtaking garden with olive trees - lake views and breathtaking sunrises
Within walking distance of - World Heritage Site monastery - small grocery store (alimentari) - traditional restaurant popular with locals
Just a few minutes by car - Swimming at Lake Maggiore - Borromean Islands - Authentic towns - Many hiking options, ranging from easy walks to multi-day tours The Accommodation The house is a 200-year-old rectory with plenty of character.
The apartment consists of a quiet bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom with a shower, a living room (with a pull-out couch), and a fully equipped kitchen. From the kitchen, you have access to a sunny balcony with a great view of the lake. From the terrace, you can step out into the lovely garden with olive, grapefruit, and kumquat trees, beautiful flowers, and a variety of herbs.
The old stone walls keep the house cool in the summer. The brand-new heating system provides cozy warmth as needed in the spring, fall, and winter.
From various windows, you can see Lake Maggiore directly, with breathtaking sunrises. Guest access There are free public parking spaces across from "Corso Risorgimento, 289, 28823 Ghiffa" and in the nearby parking garage.
The front door key is located in the safe outside the front door, which you can access at any time.
An "alimentari" (a small grocery store) is within walking distance of the house. It offers everything you need, including fresh bread, fruits and vegetables, Italian cheese, and ham. Additional important information: Free street parking and public parking garage spaces are available a 3-minute walk from the house.
Please note that the stairs are not childproofed for small children.
Sun loungers are available in the garden. You can access the garden through the small garden gate in front of the house entrance. You’ll also find various herbs that you’re welcome to use.