Maccagno sul Lago Maggiore sits on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore where the Prealps descend directly to the water, the shoreline remains largely unaltered, and the village has kept its historical character intact: cobbled lanes, a medieval watchtower, frescoed churches, and a scale of life that places it outside the circuits of mass tourism while keeping it within an hour of both Milan and Lugano. The villa stands as one of the most significant residences in the village. Built in the early twentieth century, it presents the measured proportions and architectural solidity characteristic of the period's lakeside construction, with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a generous double reception room and an eat-in kitchen. The approximately 700 sqm garden descends to the waterfront with direct lake access, allowing for private mooring and immediate use of the water for sailing, kayaking or swimming. Views extend unobstructed across the full width of Lake Maggiore toward the peaks of Canton Ticino, from both the principal living spaces and the garden. The village's restaurants and services are within walking distance. The property functions equally as a primary residence or a private retreat.