Tesis KoduVKV15595

Açıklama İngilizceThis unique Piedmont villa enjoys an elevated setting overlooking rolling Langhe hills and vineyards, landscapes that have been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in this inspiring wine-making region of Italy.

Set on a country road in a small rural hamlet, step into the main entrance and through to the stylish lounge, fireplace and sliding doors opening to a balcony and spacious terrace with the most incredible views. As evening approaches, settle on the outdoor lounge with a glass of Nebbiolo in hand for romantic sunsets.

An illuminated staircase leads down to the open-plan kitchen-diner with high-end appliances, designer furnishings, a fireplace and piano alongside doors opening to the poolside terrace. This level is also home to a self-contained studio with a good quality sofa-bed and little kitchen, ideal for a couple or older teens seeking a little independence.

On the top floor of this three-storey house, discover the villa’s three main bedrooms, each one featuring a double bed, Smart TV, mini-fridge and en suite bathroom (two with showers, one with a bathtub). The scenery from the upper floor is just as outstanding – one bedroom features a balcony overlooking the panorama.

Back down to the swimming pool, sit back on a deck chair and peep through the beautifully pruned Leyland hedge to admire the rolling hills and vineyards, soaking up the breathtaking Piedmont landscapes stretching as far as the distant Alps. There is a poolside table for al-fresco dining and sun loungers for the warm summer days. 

Only 3km away is Neive, one of the country’s classified ‘borghi più belli d'Italia’, famous for its wine production. Potter around its medieval lanes, dine in one of the village’s restaurants and purchase wine from old enotecas. With its charming architecture, fine gastronomy and excellent wine, the historic village will enchant you in every way.

Elsewhere, visit family-run wineries producing Barbaresco, Barbera and Barolo wines using traditional wine-making techniques – this region of Italy produces the most DOCG wines in the country. Visit the historic towns of Bra and Asti and, if you can find the time, spend the day in the impressive city of Turin.