10 Top-Rated Villas in Piedmont

An ancient and aristocratic mansion surrounded by a 4he-wide century-old park and located in a privileged position close to Valenza, famous for its jewelery. The beautiful decorated halls offer the possibility to accommodate conventions and business meetings. All rooms are wide and fitted out with all the comforts necessary for a pleasant stay. The wide park, the ancient chapel and the halls are a perfect place for ceremonies and events.

Charme e suggestioni del passato contraddistinguono il soggiorno in Villa. Con i suoi arredi originali, gli ambienti eclettici firmati Jean Chevalley, offre oggi un’accoglienza d’atmosfera, un ambiente confortevole, immerso nella natura per una permanenza ricercata. Le ampie camere da letto e le sale da bagno conservano lo stile originale. La spettacolarità naturale del Parco circostante fa da magnifico sfondo da ogni punto d’osservazione della dimora. Suite Camera Rossa camera doppia/tripla con terrazza e sala da bagno; Suite Camera Verde camera doppia/tripla con terrazza e sala da bagno; Suite Camera degli Ospiti composta da 2 doppie comunicati e servizi in comunione. Prima colazione servita all’italiana nella Sala da pranzo

Is a farm in the province of CUNEO area (20 km from Alba – in the south of the Piemonte region in Italy). It has 13 hectares of land, of which 2.5 hectares are devoted to the production of Dolcetto D.O.C.G. grapes, and 1.3 hectares devoted to the production of Langhe Nebbiolo grapes. Of the 13 hectares there are 5, which are currently designated agricultural land, which can be converted into additional vineyards. An oasis perfect for those who wish to spend their holidays immersed in the atmosphere of the countryside among vineyards and groves of cherry trees with a beautiful view. It is located at an altitude of about 450 meters, dominated by green hills and enchanting beauty. The farm complex enjoys a "sunny" orientation from dawn to dusk, in summer and in winter. During the renovation of the old farmhouse we opted for a conservative restoration that relied upon the the use of traditional materials stone, natural calcite, wood and iron – what some call “sustainable architecture.”