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Immersed in green hills and surrounded by the spectacular views of Lake Garda, Corte Garden, Bardolino is a luxury residential complex in the heart of one of Italy’s loveliest locations. Built by contractor Krapfbau and designed by architect Matteo Brighenti, this residential development is the perfect symbol of comfort, elegance and sustainable design.
Corte Garden offers apartments of different sizes to meet a variety of residential needs. Each of the four complex buildings has large underground garages and boasts CasaClima A Nature certification, synonym of energy excellence and environmental sustainability.
The development’s design concept is inspired by the tradition of the local Corte farmhouse style, given a modern reinterpretation. In the centre, a large outdoor space provides the interiors with light and air and creates a perfect oasis for relaxation. This is the true heart of the complex: a splendid private swimming-pool, surrounded by terraces and greenery.
For the outdoor areas and private terraces the architect chose Realstone_Argent XT20 stone-effect stoneware, 2 cm thick and in Avorio color. Thanks to the raised paving technology, this solution is both stylish and functional. The porcelain stoneware slabs, with their soft, natural finish, have excellent slip resistance provided by the StepWise technology, guaranteeing safety and convenience in every situation.
The raised paving technology offers many benefits: surfaces can be walked over immediately and the system has greater design flexibility. Ideal for both new buildings and renovation projects, raised paving enables easy inspection and modification of utility systems. The mechanical strength of the polypropylene pedestals makes it perfect even for areas with heavy traffic, guaranteeing a safe, practical, environment-friendly paving.
Anyone choosing to live at Corte Garden, Bardolino will enjoy not just a superior quality home but also access to a unique context, where the beauty of the landscape combines with the Bardolino district’s culinary and cultural tradition.
Ph Vanni Borghi
