"What can we say about Lake Como, except to pity people who do not go mad over it" wrote Stendhal. From its high vantage point, the villa contemplates the expanse of water beneath its feet, which has nothing to separate it except a terrace and a swimming pool that extends into a sloping garden where lawns, outcrops of rocks, palm trees and olive trees mingle. Located at the edge of the village and in the shadow of the crenellated castle, the view will not fail to make guests who have the privilege of staying there lose all reason. The house, renovated in a warm, contemporary spirit, will inspire gentle reveries, in between long walks and long, lazy dinners.