Flat for sale
£183,830
Veneto, Verona, Italy Property ID: 41618680
Property description
Two-room apartment located on the first floor with terrace. The complex, built in 1996, consists of 13 apartments, is about 1.5 km from the town center and boasts reduced annual service charges as well as a large communal garden area. Inside the apartment we find a good-sized living room with kitchenette, bathroom with window, a double bedroom and a private terrace that gives vent to both the living room and the bedroom. Excellent solution as an investment and as a support for the holidays. Currently leased with a 4 + 4 contract. Further information in the agency.
Garda is one of the most popular holiday resorts on the Riviera degli Ulivi. The town is located in one of the most beautiful coves on the Veronese coast of the lake and is about 32 km from the city of Verona. Garda borders the popular tourist destinations of Torri del Benaco and Bardolino and is dominated by the Rocca, the ruin of an early medieval tower.
Garda is the locality that gave its name to the lake, which was previously known as Benà cus or Benà co. The name Garda comes from the German word "warte" (guard, lookout) and refers to the fortress, which in the Middle Ages was one of the most important observation points.
There is several evidence that the area was occupied very early, such as the remains of stilts dating back to the Bronze Age or the graffiti on Monte Luppia representing animals, wars, knights, trees and labyrinths. The historic center still exercises the charm of the medieval city today, with small colored houses that flank the narrow alleys.
Garda is one of the most popular holiday resorts on the Riviera degli Ulivi. The town is located in one of the most beautiful coves on the Veronese coast of the lake and is about 32 km from the city of Verona. Garda borders the popular tourist destinations of Torri del Benaco and Bardolino and is dominated by the Rocca, the ruin of an early medieval tower.
Garda is the locality that gave its name to the lake, which was previously known as Benà cus or Benà co. The name Garda comes from the German word "warte" (guard, lookout) and refers to the fortress, which in the Middle Ages was one of the most important observation points.
There is several evidence that the area was occupied very early, such as the remains of stilts dating back to the Bronze Age or the graffiti on Monte Luppia representing animals, wars, knights, trees and labyrinths. The historic center still exercises the charm of the medieval city today, with small colored houses that flank the narrow alleys.
