Within the verdant setting of Cademario, this architect-designed villa looks across both branches of Lake Lugano and the landscape of Malcantone. Its elevated position and natural surroundings establish a composed and secluded environment that remains well connected: Lugano can be reached in approximately twenty minutes, while road access and public transport lie within close proximity.

Designed in 1953 by architect Alberto Camenzind, a significant figure in twentieth-century Swiss architecture, and renovated between 2012 and 2013, the property extends across approximately 400 sq m arranged over two levels. Accommodation includes five bedrooms, five bathrooms, study and office areas, a gym, and versatile spaces suitable for guests or personal use such as atelier, studio, or home office.

Access is via a private drive leading to a parking area with eight spaces, three of which are covered. Interiors are defined by carefully selected materials and refined finishes, offering generous proportions and balanced volumes suited to a variety of residential arrangements.

The garden of approximately 1,200 sq m extends the living dimension outdoors in continuity with the surrounding landscape; an additional agricultural plot of more than 20,000 sq m is available separately upon request. An outdoor swimming pool overlooking the panorama completes the property.

An environmental energy assessment conducted in 2026 identified favourable conditions in terms of spatial balance and environmental quality, with readings exceeding reference parameters and no significant electromagnetic interference detected under the applied methodology. This element further contributes to the perception of the residence as an environment aligned with wellbeing and its natural setting.