Located in Someraro, on the first hill just 3 km from downtown Stresa, in a quiet, scenic setting, this spacious apartment offers stunning views of Lake Maggiore and the Borromean Islands, as well as a view of the town’s charming historic center. The apartment features an entryway leading to a bright, open-concept living area, divided into a living room with a three-seater sofa and an armchair, and a dining room, a fully equipped eat-in kitchen with an additional dining area and access to a long balcony, a bathroom with a shower, and two double bedrooms—one with a window and the other with access to the balcony. Parking space on the property. A highlight of the apartment is the spacious covered terrace with a wonderful lake view, furnished with comfortable sofas that allow you to relax and dine outdoors amid the peace and tranquility that only such a breathtaking view can offer. Wi-Fi available, fan, heating, and a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, refrigerator, and freezer, as well as a kettle, toaster, dishwasher, and washing machine. Just a few minutes’ drive from the Baveno/Stresa and Carpugnino highway exits, and 1 hour from the Swiss border. We speak Italian, English, German, French, and Spanish, and are available to answer any questions you may have, hoping to make your stay at our property unforgettable.
Nide House is located in Someraro, just 3 km from Stresa, the “Pearl of Lake Maggiore,” a famous resort town facing the Borromean Islands: Isola Bella, Isola dei Pescatori, and Isola Madre. Someraro is a small village with a beautiful historic center perfect for exploring on foot, where you can lose yourself in the narrow alleys, the historic stone houses, and the breathtaking lake views visible from every corner, including the small square with the church and town hall. From Someraro, unique trails lead to Mount Mottarone, Alpino, Levo, and Stresa—perfect for exploring on foot or by bike. Stresa’s lakefront offers a unique spectacle, with its marvelous gardens, historic palaces, and imposing Art Nouveau hotels. Tours to the islands depart from the Stresa pier—a must-see. Also worth visiting is Villa Pallavicino with its zoo, Mount Mottarone (1,491 m), which overlooks Stresa and offers a panoramic view; it is known as the “mountain of the two lakes” due to its strategic location between Lake Maggiore and the equally picturesque Lake Orta. On Fridays, the historic center comes alive with the traditional market, but there are also numerous shops selling local crafts and regional specialties on the Borromean Islands and in the streets of the town center. A taste of the traditional pastries, the “margheritine di Stresa,” is a must!
CIR: 10306400743
CIN: IT103064C2GIWQ4IXN