2-Bed Waterfront House with Lake Como and Bellagio Views, Nobiallo, Menaggio, Italy, €290,000
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Lake Como Harbour Front
About this property
The beach is directly below the front door. That is not a lifestyle flourish lifted from a brochure, it is the literal geography of this two-bedroom house in Nobiallo, a lakeside hamlet sitting just north of Menaggio on the western shore of Lake Como.
Arranged across two floors, the ground level holds a kitchen and dining area, a bedroom, two bathrooms, and a cellar. Upstairs, a spacious double living area opens onto a balcony with panoramic views across the water to Villa Gaeta and Bellagio. The property sits in a front-lake position overlooking the harbour, with a shared courtyard and a secondary entrance. The village square and local services are a ten-minute walk, and free public parking sits just below. Access to the property itself is pedestrian only, which is worth factoring into your logistics from the outset.
At €290,000 for a waterfront position on Lake Como with Bellagio in the sightline, the price warrants attention. The energy class is G, the lowest rating on the Italian scale, so a full picture of running costs and any required improvements is an essential early question for your conveyancer and an independent surveyor.
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