"Arancia" Vacation Rental with a Pool, Huge Balcony, 250 Meters from the Lake, and a 22-kW Charging Station

Villa Elisa: A newly renovated house with a swimming pool near the lake.<br><br><br>The house is surrounded by more than 1,000 m² of land, where children can play safely thanks to a fence. A dozen olive and lemon trees adorn our garden. A state-of-the-art solar system ensures that hot water is generated using solar energy.<br><br><br>Arancia Holiday Rental<br><br>This 70 m² apartment features air conditioning, a south-facing location, a huge balcony, and an outdoor table. <br><br>The Arancia holiday rental consists of:<br><br>Living room with a fully equipped kitchen: 4 glass-ceramic burners, an A+ energy-efficient refrigerator, oven, microwave, coffee maker, <br>1 large dining table,<br>1 sofa,<br>1 HD satellite TV with DVD player and Smart TV<br>Fiber-optic WiFi internet<br>2 bedrooms with Emma mattresses (each sleeping 2 people) and radio alarm clocks with iPhone connectivity.<br>1 bathroom with shower, bathtub, sink, toilet, and urinal.<br>Balcony with lounge table, deck chairs, and awning.<br>Private parking.<br><br> The house is located near the lake: three beaches—one of which is dog-friendly—are just a short walk away via the brand-new lakeside promenade. Pebbles, grass, or sand: you’ll be spoiled for choice. A supermarket is 100 metres away; the bakery and pharmacy are also just 200 metres away. There’s a wide selection of pizzerias, restaurants, and ice cream shops. The market takes place every Thursday 200 metres away. We’re waiting for you with insider tips and copies of *Lust auf Gardasee*.<br><br>Attractions<br><br>You can also go on excursions without a car: hiking trails, bike paths, car ferries, and boats are nearby. Buses run every 30 minutes, so you can leave your car at home in the private car park. A hike to the Valle delle Cartiere—300 metres away, where there’s also a paper museum—is highly recommended. There, you can trace the evolution of paper production in Toscolano over the centuries. If you’re not daunted by steep inclines, you can hike up to the summit of Monte Pizzoccolo, just under 1,600 metres high. The view stretches from the Apennines over Monte Baldo to the Adamello Glacier, Ortler, and the Dolomites of the Brenta Group. Even without climbing to the summit, however, there are plenty of hiking trails on the hill: a map is available in the village. There’s still plenty more to discover: Il Vittoriale, where the poet Gabriele d’Annunzio lived, is 4 km away, as are the cable car in Malcesine, the waterfalls near Varone, and the art scenes of the nearby cities of Trento, Verona, Mantua, and Brescia.