A lovely flat within a small residence, complete with everything and with two bedrooms, but above all with a large panoramic terrace from where the view sweeps over the whole of Lake Iseo and the surrounding mountains, and with access to the communal swimming pool.SPACES AND FACILITIESSituated on the ground floor of a small condominium residence in Fonteno, the Le Terrazze flat is 48 m² in size and consists of a living room with an open kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside is a large private terrace of 35m², which almost doubles the living area and which in fine weather becomes a fantastic extension of the living area, thanks to a beautiful retractable awning and outdoor table and chairs and sun loungers. The view from here is simply spectacular.The living room - which receives light from a large French window that offers a first access to the terrace - has a dining table, a sofa in the living area and a fully equipped wall-mounted kitchen, with gas cooker, electric oven, microwave oven and complete equipment (kettle, toaster, blender, coffee pod machine, milk frother).There are two bedrooms: one has a double bed and is also lit by a French window opening onto the terrace; the other, smaller, has a bunk bed.The bathroom with a large washbasin, toilet, bidet, shower stall and washing machine completes the flat.The flat is equipped with heating and Wi-Fi. Free parking is available on the street.POOLThe condominium swimming pool is accessible in the period from 15 May to 15 September, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Available only to guests of the condominium, it requires that they wear swimming caps, as well as compliance with the rules of hygiene and behaviour listed in the regulations.THE AREAFonteno, located about 620 metres above sea level, is the highest village on what is known to the inhabitants of Lake Iseo as the Collina: a place made famous by the spectacular view of the lake and the 365 farmsteads scattered around, which become destinations for walks along well-trodden paths and mule tracks.Obviously, in addition to enjoying the attractions offered by the lake, which is only a little more than a ten-minute drive away, a considerable range of possible activities opens up here, among which hiking and cycling or mountain biking are in first place. Several 16th-century churches can be admired in the area. For speleologists, Fonteno is also known for the karstic cavity known as Abisso Bueno Fonteno, which descends 500 metres and stretches for no less than 19 km and is among the top 20 caves by extension in Italy. IT016102C2U9M3XHZP