In the heart of the Langhe, where the hilly landscape merges with the wine-making tradition, lies our cozy holiday home, an ideal retreat for those seeking serenity and beauty. Situated on a panoramic hill, the property offers breathtaking views of historic vineyards, whilst being close to renowned food and wine centers, without sacrificing the tranquility of the countryside.
Recently renovated, the house is on a single level, accommodating up to seven guests in well-appointed interiors that combine the rustic authenticity of traditional countryside homes with modern comforts. The bright spaces include a large living room, equipped with a sofa bed and a comfortable reading area, alongside a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for creating meals to share with friends and family. The bedrooms, with elegant and functional furnishings, overlook the surrounding nature, providing a serene atmosphere thanks to high-quality linens, while the stylish and practical bathroom is equipped with a shower and complimentary toiletries.
Outside, a large private garden proves to be a charming space to enjoy moments in the open air, equipped with sun loungers, umbrellas, and a barbecue for delightful breakfasts or sunset aperitifs. The view, stretching from the Alps to Monviso, accompanies every moment, offering a backdrop of extraordinary beauty.
The Langhe are a truly inviting canvas to explore. Its hills and hiking trails intertwine with medieval villages, while local wineries offer opportunities for authentic tastings of famous wines such as Barolo and Barbaresco. The proximity to historic centers like Alba, La Morra, and Barolo enriches the experience with vibrant culture and traditional markets that reflect the gastronomic wealth of the territory.
Available during your stay, services such as free Wi-Fi, private parking, and an e-bike charging station further enhance your experience. The house will be your nest on a journey of discovery, where the beauty of nature and tradition meet, creating an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality.
