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Alagna Valsesia Ski Resort
A Walser mountain village with direct access to the high-altitude Monterosa ski area.
Explore our handpicked luxury villas on the Italian Lakes, around Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Lake Garda.
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A Walser mountain village with direct access to the high-altitude Monterosa ski area.
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A graceful Veneto hill town associated with art, theatre and panoramic views.
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A Piedmontese city known for medieval towers, Baroque streets and long-established wine traditions.
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A historic Piedmontese castle housing the WiMu wine museum in the heart of the Barolo landscape.
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An Alpine lake of elegant waterfront towns, gardens and the Borromean Islands.
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A historic golf course in the wooded hills above Lake Como.
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A refined Veneto city of canals, frescoed façades and arcaded medieval streets.
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A car-free Alpine resort beneath the Matterhorn, renowned for skiing and mountain scenery.
Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Lake Garda lie in northern Italy, surrounded by lakeside towns, gardens and mountain scenery. A villa holiday here brings together days on the water, leisurely lunches and the pleasure of a beautiful home to return to.
Discover our handpicked luxury villas on the Italian Lakes, from historic waterfront residences to contemporary homes with private pools. Our collection includes holiday rentals around Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Lake Garda, with options for couples, families and groups of friends.
Choose a home by the water for life close to the lake, or a hillside setting with panoramic views and space to unwind. Find the lake and villa that suit the holiday you have in mind.

Choose Lake Como for its dramatic scenery, historic residences and days exploring waterfront towns. A boat outing, a garden visit and lunch overlooking the lake can make a memorable day without a packed itinerary.
Our collection includes homes around Blevio, Lenno, Ossuccio, Menaggio and San Siro, alongside elevated settings such as Pigra. Bellagio and Varenna are possibilities for outings, depending on your base and transport arrangements.
Decide how you want to enjoy the lake each day. A waterfront property can put the water at the centre of your stay; a hillside estate offers a different perspective. Compare the route to restaurants, boat departures and the lakeshore.

Choose Lake Maggiore for a holiday combining villa time, garden visits and outings to the Borromean Islands. Stresa, Baveno and Verbania provide different starting points for exploring the lake.
Our selection also includes homes around Lesa and Cannero Riviera. Think about whether you would enjoy walking to the waterfront for dinner or returning to a more secluded setting above the lake.
The Borromean Islands and the gardens of Villa Taranto are highlights to build a few days around, leaving plenty of time for the pool, terrace and meals at home.

Choose Lake Garda for a mix of villa relaxation, waterfront towns and outdoor activities. You can spend your days by the pool, explore a different town or arrange time on the water.
Our homes include settings around Torri del Benaco, Garda, Cavaion Veronese and Toscolano Maderno. A property near a town offers a different daily rhythm from a villa among the surrounding hills.
The northern lake offers opportunities for sailing and windsurfing. Choose your shore around your main interests: distances and journeys matter when planning outings from your villa.
Think about the moments you most want to enjoy at home: breakfast overlooking the water, afternoons swimming or dinner together in the garden.
A lake-view property overlooks the water; a lakefront property stands beside it. Direct swimming access, a private jetty and boat pickup are separate features to confirm for each home.
Compare pools, shaded terraces, gardens and dining areas. For spring or autumn stays, check pool opening dates and whether heating is available.
Look at bedroom arrangements, bathrooms and any accommodation in separate buildings. Comfortable space to gather matters as much as the total guest capacity.
Period interiors and established gardens create a different atmosphere from open living spaces and modern architecture. Choose the style you will enjoy spending time in.
Worth considering for a mix of villa time, boat outings and sightseeing. Weather varies, so include some flexibility in your plans.
A summer holiday centred on outdoor living. Prioritise shade and bedroom comfort, and book popular experiences ahead.
Rewarding for gardens, towns and quieter days at home. Check seasonal opening dates and boat timetables, particularly outside the main summer period.
Explore your chosen lake at a comfortable pace. A few well-chosen outings leave time to enjoy the villa itself.
Consider the gardens and museum of Villa Carlotta, a visit to Villa del Balbianello, or a boat trip between lakeside towns.
Combine a visit to the Borromean Islands with a separate outing to Verbania and Villa Taranto.
Choose towns and activities near your base. Sailing, windsurfing and walks can add variety to a holiday built around the lake.
For a private boat outing, discuss the departure point, duration and stops you would enjoy. Confirm whether pickup at the villa is possible rather than assuming every waterfront home has a suitable landing.
Some evenings deserve no journey home after dinner. Make the most of your terrace or garden with a relaxed meal together.
Explore local menus for lake fish, risotto and regional specialities, alongside food shops and markets for meals at home. Around Garda, local wine and olive oil can also become part of your days exploring.
For a special evening, ask about a private chef for your chosen villa. Discuss menus, dietary preferences and costs in advance. Staffing and housekeeping arrangements vary by property, including which services are included in the rental.
Our concierge team can help you explore the options for your stay. Ask us about your chosen villa and the experiences you have in mind.
Choose the villa’s location around how much you want to drive. Walking access to restaurants and a boat departure point can make daily outings simpler.
Public boats serve towns across the lakes, with routes and frequency varying by season. Check the official boat routes and timetables for your chosen lake. A private boat or driver can offer more flexibility for particular outings.
Hillside properties may involve winding roads or steep walks. Compare the actual journey from the house to the waterfront, rather than relying on distance alone.
For a week, concentrate on one lake. If you want to experience more than one, consider dividing a longer holiday between two bases.
Como suits guests drawn to historic villas, gardens and boat outings. Maggiore offers island visits and elegant waterfront towns. Garda suits a combination of villa time and outdoor activities. The exact property and location matter as much as the lake.
No. Our collection includes waterfront homes and properties in elevated settings. Check the location and access details if being beside the water is essential.
No. Compare the facilities listed for each property. Where a pool is available, confirm whether it is private, when it opens and any heating arrangements.
Some properties offer staffing; others provide services by arrangement. Confirm the staff included, their hours and any additional costs for your chosen home.
It depends on the villa. A home within walking distance of restaurants and boat services may suit a stay with less driving. A hillside or more secluded property may make a car or arranged transport more useful.
Only where the property’s access and local conditions allow it. A lakefront position or private jetty does not automatically establish a suitable swimming area.
Malpensa Recommended
The default, and the only Milan airport with proper long-haul. Straight up without touching the city.
Linate
Small, central and quick to clear. Often the pleasanter arrival from within Europe.
Orio al Serio
Cheap fares, longer transfer.
Local knowledge The lake roads are narrow, slow and short of parking. Most guests do better with the ferries and the occasional taxi.
Villafranca Recommended
The closest by a clear margin, and a small, easy airport.
Orio al Serio
Good for the western shore and usually the cheapest way in from the UK.
Marco Polo
Worth it if you want a night in Venice at either end.
Local knowledge The lake is large and the two shores are very different in character. Confirm which side the villa is on before choosing an airport.
Malpensa Recommended
Unusually close — one of the shortest airport-to-villa transfers of any of our regions.
Linate
Only when the Malpensa fare is poor.
Local knowledge Stresa and the western shore are well served by trains and the lake ferries. A car helps but is not essential.
Journey times are approximate and vary according to the villa location, traffic and local road conditions. Flight routes: Summer 2026. Routes are the one thing here that changes every year, which is why they carry a date and the drive times do not.

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