Insel mit Ferienhaus La Valle da pesca (14)

Rarity! Private island with charming holiday cottage

Living Property | Holiday Home

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Price
€ 1,500,000

For Sale

34073 IT - Grado

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Details

LG-ITA-1 Property #

107 m² Living Area

2 Rooms

1 Bedrooms

1 Bathrooms

Property description

Hidden away in the untouched expanse of the Grado lagoon lies a rare gem: ‘La Valle da Pesca’ – an exclusive private island with a boat mooring, whose unspoilt nature, tranquility and natural beauty are hard to beat. In the mist of this extraordinary natural setting stands a retreat that impresses with its simple design and authentic charm.
The summer house, known as the ‘Casone’, was originally built as the residence of the person, who took care of the fishing valley or fishing lagoon – and was extensively and lovingly renovated about 10 years ago.
Whether as an exclusive summer residence, a stylish retreat for relaxing breaks, or a creative refuge in the midst of nature far away from everyday life, ‘La Valle da Pesca’ is a place with soul. Here, nature, history and privacy merge to create a unique lifestyle.

Key data

Living Area: 107 m²
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Total Rooms: 2

Location and Infrastructure

The property is located on a former fishing village in the northern part of the Grado lagoon, east of the island of Le Cove and in the immediate vicinity of the famous pilgrimage site Barbana Sanctuary. Access is exclusively by water via the picturesque Canale dei Moreri, which preserves the property’s special seclusion and exclusivity.
Despite its remote location, the nearby tourist town of Grado, with its beautiful old town, offers excellent infrastructure with all the amenities, services and leisure activities necessary for everyday life.

Today, the island is a natural habitat of exceptional ecological importance – not only for a wide variety of fish species, but also as a refuge for numerous rare bird species.
The fishing valleys are historically significant water landscapes with high ecological value. Today, many of these areas are used for nature conservation and provide valuable refuges for numerous animal and plant species.