Within Villa "La Gaeta", where one of the most iconic scenes from James Bond 007 - Casino Royale was filmed, lies an exceptionally comfortable apartment. The central body of the villa, which defines the complex, was built in 1929 in a Neo-Medieval eclectic style, initially designed by the Coppedè architects, masters of this architectural trend.
In the sunny, south-facing annexe-originally the 19th-century villa-there are five medium-sized apartments. This particular apartment is located on the ground floor and spans two levels, with exclusive access to a private dock for villa residents, including an assigned boat berth.
Inside, the living area, which opens onto a terrace, offers a stunning lake view from a particularly panoramic angle. On the same floor, you'll find a fully furnished and equipped kitchen, a double bedroom, and a bathroom.
The lower level, accessible via two French doors leading to the boathouse area, features a large double bedroom (currently furnished with two single beds), a dedicated bathroom, and a room-also opening onto the boathouse area-that can serve as a study or a walk-in closet. Additionally, the apartment includes two assigned cellars in the boathouse area.
The property also comes with two private parking spaces in the communal parking area, as well as the assigned boat berth and dock access. Naturally, the apartment grants access to the entire park, a true natural oasis thanks to its rare and exotic plants, and a private beach where residents can swim in the lake. A large swimming pool is shared with the other residents of the complex.