VILLA NONARO

This is one of the largest and most beautiful private properties in the area, only a few minutes from the centre of Varese, and surrounded by over 17 acres of parkland. A strategic location for visiting Como and Lake Maggiore and a unique opportunity. Photo shoots are strictly prohibited unless previously agreed upon with the owners. It is also prohibited to publish photos online or on social media bearing the name, address or other details linking them directly to Villa. The space Purchased by the current owners in 1924 and set in the midst of a large park and farmland, the villa sits on the beautiful sunny slopes of the Miogni hills. On the ground floor, three reception rooms furnished with elegant antiques, a pool table and historic carved fireplace.  A large stone staircase leads to the two upper floors where the bedrooms are located. First floor: - A double bedroom, with entry hall and private bathroom - A bedroom with two single beds that can be combined to make a double bed if required. - The yellow sitting room with a single bed, plus the possibility of adding a second single bed - A separate bathroom for the bedrooms without private en-suite bathrooms - A bedroom with two single beds that can be combined to make a double bed if required, with en-suite bathroom Second floor: - A bedroom with two single beds - A bedroom with a single bed plus the possibility of adding a second single bed - A bedroom with a double bed - A bedroom with two single beds - 2 separate bathrooms for the bedrooms without en-suite bathrooms Please remember that the historic villa has a warm air heating system and at full power reaches a maximum of 21/22 degrees C. The Park: A wooded park sweeps over the slopes of surrounding hills with large lawns and flowerbeds, and wide paths for a relaxing stroll in the gardens. The park resembles a botanical garden filled with mature trees of every type:  holly oak, sequoia, oak and chestnut trees. Particularly impressive are some of the huge trees that include a copper beech, an umbrella holly oak, and several pine trees over 95 feet tall.   Other things to note Beekeeping 1944: war front along the Gothic line, civil war in northern Italy, evacuation from the cities.  In this context, a boy divided his time between school and his innate love of country life.  He was given a beehive to care for and this sparked a passion that still lives on today at Villa Nonaro: beekeeping and honey extraction.The family apiaries are open to visitors for guided tours to observe the queen bees, workers, and drones and bee colony behaviour. - Guided tasting of the honeys produced on the estate. Registration Details IT012133C24PF5XYV2