LAKEFRONT VILLA IN LIERNA LAKE COMO Not far from the centre of Lierna, on the shores of Lake Como in the branch towards Lecco, the villa was built in 1963 on a careful project by the architect Gianemilio Monti. and completely renovated between 1998 and 2015. Gianemilio Monti (1920 – 2002) was a truly fantastic architect. A brilliant man and ahead of his time. In 1963 he designed and then directed the construction of this property. The property is spread over different levels for about 576 sqm. and fits into its garden of about 2,250 sqm. That slips to the shores of the lake and the private dock. The main villa is divided into the entrance hall, the large living room, the kitchen on the summer area for dining, the six rooms with air conditioning, the studio and six bathrooms and overlooks the spectacular garden that offers different perspectives of the panorama directly to lake. In the large basement, the fitness area with private bathrooms, the large laundry room, the wine cellar, the large warehouse and the DIY area show themselves. Intended for guests is a small open space apartment with separate entrance into the living room with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. The beautiful flat garden full of different plantumazioni with flowering bushes accompanies the spectacular access to the lake characterized by the private port with swimming area, ramp for boats, ladder for swimming and mooring, the barbeque area and different relaxation corners. The generous sized dock accommodates up to three boats and boasts the electric lifting mechanism. The spectacular solarium, always overlooking the shores of the lake, houses a summer kitchenette. The villa has been renovated with care and attention to detail, respecting the original project while maintaining intact over time the original floors, niches and large windows overlooking the lake. All the windows are equipped with metal shutters that keep the house cool on hot days and are a safety measure when the villa is not occupied in addition to the alarm system equipped with internal circuit cameras visible through personal terminals.