Amid the gentle UNESCO-listed hills, in Vignale Monferrato — one of the most charming and sought-after villages in the Monferrato region — stands this authentic Monferrato farmhouse of noble and timeless character, immersed in a landscape of rare beauty with panoramic views over the vineyards and surrounding hills. The property, free on three sides and featuring both vehicular and pedestrian access, is arranged over three levels and perfectly preserves the charm of traditional Piedmontese country homes. Its generous spaces, impressive structure, and large number of rooms make this residence an extraordinary opportunity for anyone wishing to create either a prestigious private estate or an elegant boutique hospitality property.
The farmhouse requires complete renovation, with the exception of the former stable wing, which has already been tastefully restored and transformed into a welcoming independent residence. From the characteristic street-side pedestrian entrance, one reaches the first floor, where the interiors still tell the story of the farmhouse. To the right, a charming billiard room leads into the spacious living area created from the former hayloft — a bright and striking space, ideal for entertaining and relaxation. The sleeping area includes three double bedrooms with splendid open views over the Monferrato hills, a fourth bedroom facing the street, and two bathrooms. A scenic staircase in stone and wrought iron leads to the second floor, where there are four additional bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for hosting guests or creating elegant panoramic suites. On the ground floor lies the farmhouse’s original living area: entrance hall, dining room, kitchen overlooking the garden, as well as a bathroom, laundry room, and pantry. The former stable, recently renovated, has been converted into a delightful independent apartment comprising an entrance, living room with open-plan kitchen directly connected to the garden, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The atmosphere is especially warm and inviting thanks to a pellet stove connected to the radiators and a traditional wood-burning stove. Beneath the house extends a large cellar with evocative brick vaults, a testament to the property’s historic winemaking tradition, where wine was once produced. The property is completed by approximately 10,200 sqm of adjoining land surrounding the farmhouse in a setting of absolute peace and privacy, among nature, silence, and breathtaking views.
