In the sought-after Residenza Michelangelo above Ascona, a rare opportunity awaits: an exclusive 3.5-room apartment on the 1st floor, embedded in a complex with only five luxurious residential units, a retreat for the highest demands.
The approximately 18 m² large panoramic terrace offers a breathtaking view over the glittering Lago Maggiore and makes every moment an experience. Generous window fronts, elegant materials, and a well-thought-out room layout give the apartment a unique living feeling.

Highlights:

Stylish entrance with integrated wardrobe
Spacious living and dining room with partially open, modern kitchen
Sunny terrace with a view of the lake and the mountains
Noble guest bathroom
Two bright bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and west-facing orientation for picturesque evening moods

Comfort included:

Two garage parking spaces
Private cellar and private laundry room
Beautifully located outdoor pool

This apartment combines tranquility, privacy, and luxury in perfect harmony, ideal for all those seeking an exceptional residential address above Lago Maggiore within walking distance to Piazza Ascona.
Ascona, often referred to as the "Pearl of Lago Maggiore", internationally famous as a holiday resort with a high cultural level, lies at the delta of the Maggia river in a unique, sun-kissed bay. The privileged location in the midst of a diverse landscape, the southern climate, long-standing tradition in tourism, and a pronounced sense of hospitality among the inhabitants create ideal conditions for holidays and relaxation, and justify Ascona's reputation as a fairy-tale holiday resort. Notable is the rich cultural and artistic heritage in this old town with numerous witnesses from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Also diverse are the traces of artists who lived in Ascona from the 17th century onwards, including the unique Baroque facade of the Casa Serodine. However, it was the turn of the century that brought Ascona the most fascinating epoch of its cultural history: a group of people from the north seeking a natural way of life settled on the hill above Ascona at that time and named it "Monte Verità", the mountain of truth.