Private sale · Piedmont, Italy

A home
for every
season.

Restored façade of the house framed by flowering trees

The setting

Castagnole delle Lanze among autumn hills, with the Alps beyond

Where Langhe,
Monferrato
and Roero meet.

01 / The setting

Set within the UNESCO World Heritage wine landscapes, Castagnole delle Lanze stands 300 metres above sea level and is counted among I Borghi più belli d’Italia. All around are the pleasures for which this corner of Piedmont is known: white truffle, IGP Piedmont hazelnuts, and the wines of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Moscato d’Asti.

Distances
Alba15 km
Asti20 km
Cuneo50 km
Turin90 km
Genoa120 km
Milan140 km
Castagnole delle Lanze seen through vineyards

The house

02 / The house

Preserving the past,
making room
for the present.

Built at the end of the nineteenth century and comprehensively restored between 2025 and July 2026, this south-facing home sits in the historic centre of Castagnole delle Lanze, just moments from village life. The renovation honours its original character while introducing contemporary comfort and technology. Bright and open to the view, the house rises through three floors and an attic, with four generous double bedrooms—each with its own bathroom and dressing room—two studies and six bathrooms. On the ground floor, a large sitting room, kitchen, dining room and bathroom form the heart of the home, while the laundry and cellar occupy discreet, independent spaces away from the main rooms.

The house on a quiet street in the historic centre
Cornice, dormer and balcony on the restored façade
Arched entrance beside the house garden

The interiors

The heart
of the house.

On the ground floor, a sequence of generous, connected rooms creates an easy rhythm for everyday life, entertaining and time spent together.

Sitting room with fireplace, antique cabinet and leather armchairs
Sitting room with velvet sofa and crystal chandelier
Leather armchair beside a mahogany chest of drawers
Gilt mirror and crystal details above the fireplace
Inlaid antique cabinet between two windows
View through the sitting room to the dining room
White fireplace with gilt mirror and leather armchair
Washbasin beneath a gilt mirror in the mezzanine bathroom

Kitchen & dining

Past and
present, held
in balance.

A restrained, contemporary kitchen and dining room sit comfortably against the graphic rhythm of the original floor.

Light-filled dining room opening onto the garden
Laid table beneath a pair of pendant lamps
Contemporary kitchen with timber island and crystal chandelier
Vintage Italian posters above a chequerboard floor
Kitchen joinery and stone worktop

The stair

A vertical thread
through
the house.

The original stair, in Luserna stone, cast iron and walnut, runs through the entire house. It is one of its defining architectural features, making a continuous connection between the floors.

Cast-iron balusters and Luserna stone steps
Landing opening onto a balcony and the surrounding landscape
Staircase opening into a bright, furnished room
Upper hallway and stone staircase
Sunlight falling across the staircase

The suites

Intimacy
and room
to breathe.

Each of the four double bedrooms has its own bathroom and dressing room. Two also have a generous adjoining study, creating particularly private, spacious suites within the house.

Study with parquet floor, round table and antique cabinet
Geometric pattern in the parquet floor
Bedroom with floral headboard and blue coverlet
Blue-striped en-suite bathroom with brass fittings
Detail of fabrics, armchair and patterned rug
Walk-in wardrobe with open brass fittings
Pink en-suite bathroom seen from above
Generous bedroom with floral bed and antique furniture
Bedroom with painted antique bed and tall gilt mirror
Study with writing desk and upholstered daybed
View through a succession of doorways from the bedroom

Finishes

The value
of a well-made
detail.

Every room is the result of a deliberate design process, giving the house a coherent and distinctive identity. Floors, decoration, cast-iron and wrought-iron elements, furniture and Maria Theresa crystal chandeliers have been selected or made with close attention to material quality, proportion and their dialogue with the original architecture. Much of the work was entrusted to highly skilled local craftspeople.

Bright bedroom with two windows and a floral bed
Restored ornamental ceiling rose
Maria Theresa crystal chandelier
Switch integrated into the restored moulding
Washbasin, gilt mirror and striped walls
Restored decorative plaster cornice
White washbasin and brass fittings
Flush joinery, brass knob and wall panelling

The dossier

03 / The dossier

Read the house

To understand the house in detail, the full set of documentation is available here: floor plans, fact sheets and further information.

Choose a floor

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Ground floor

Gathering

Entrance, sitting room, dining room and kitchen.

Open the technical floor-plan PDF
Indicative top-view plan of the ground floor