luxury houses with panoramic view for sale Monastero Bormida, Italy

BHHS Palazzo Estate Piedmont is delighted to present for sale a magnificent estate nestled in the enchanting countryside of the Langhe — one of Italy’s most iconic and captivating regions, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and celebrated worldwide for its outstanding food and wine culture. For more information, please leave us a message or contact our office at Via Mazzini 13, Turin – Mobile +39 345 43.68.763. Perched in a commanding position atop a gentle hill, the property offers breathtaking views over the rolling vineyards and picturesque hills that define this extraordinary landscape. The estate spans approximately 5 hectares of land, currently dedicated to the cultivation of Brachetto and Barbera vineyards, a flourishing hazelnut grove, an orchard, an olive grove, and a private vegetable garden — a true harmony between nature and Piedmontese agricultural tradition. The main residence, arranged over two floors, welcomes guests with a spacious living room featuring vaulted brick and stone ceilings, a large professional kitchen, a laundry room, and a double bedroom with private bathroom. A bright panoramic veranda overlooking the hills seamlessly connects the interior and exterior, creating an elegant and inviting setting for relaxation and entertaining. The upper floor hosts eight bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and private terrace offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. Two of these rooms, arranged over two levels with a mezzanine, are ideal for families or guests, ensuring comfort and privacy. A second building, currently used for agricultural purposes, offers the potential to be converted into an elegant independent villa, further enhancing the residential appeal of the estate. The property is equipped with both solar and photovoltaic systems, ensuring excellent energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. Location – The Langhe A land of prestigious DOC and DOCG wines — including Moscato, Brachetto, Dolcetto, and the renowned Barbera d’Asti and Monferrato — the Langhe also embody centuries of art and history. The nearby village preserves remarkable works by Guglielmo Caccia, known as “Il Moncalvo,” the foremost master of Piedmontese painting in the late Renaissance. Its historic center, one of the best preserved in the region, offers charming stone houses, scenic lanes, and timeless atmospheres that reflect the region’s rich heritage. Disclaimer: the information and images shown are purely indicative and are in no way attributable to contractual obligations. All data is subject to verification before any form of compromise. APE not available, delivered on time

Important historic architectural residential complex dating back to the early 20th century designed by the best architects and artists of the time. Inserted in the Piedmontese wine-growing landscape, the property extends over a large part of the Borgo Monterosso hill for a total of 23 hectares of land (6 of which are vineyards) where four important monumental buildings are built: the Mausoleum, the Temple of Herta, the Villa Padronale, the Casa degli Studi d'Artista and the Cisternone to which is added the agricultural estate with two restored farmhouses. The manor house, located to the south of the property, is on three levels above ground and with a cellar part for a gross surface area of 3,295 sqm. The interiors of the Villa are characterized by the presence of finishes of the highest quality woods, precious marbles, large halls with heights of 6 meters and a continuous attention to light that characterizes all the rooms of the complex. Its southern and western elevation is characterized by a long loggia overlooking the formal garden and the panorama of the Monferrato hills, while on the southern side the villa opens onto a formal garden. The residential part also includes two farmhouses, one of 280 sqm renovated in 2020 and a second of 140 sqm renovated in 2023. The artists' house is a masterpiece of rationalist art designed by Giuseppe Vaccaro for a total of 1900. The first level of 1000 sqm, designed for the creative activities of the artists and their entourage, is currently used for tasting the wine produced from the farm. On the floor below there is the cellar of 900 sqm with the barriques for aging the wines, the bottle cellar and the warehouse. The flagship of the property is Il Tempio di Herta, a 4000 cubic meter building with classic shapes reminiscent of a circular temple, designed by Marcello Piacentini who created a masterpiece here where ancient forms meet modern ones. The interior is centered on a round structure ending in the dome, the whole is embellished and embellished by Ferruccio Ferrazzi's encaustic paintings with the theme Works and days. The most significant work of Ferrazzi is found in the crypt below which preserves the mosaic of the Apocalypse. The room is embellished with columns of red porphyry from Tolmezzo and natural lighting provided by fixtures with alabaster slabs. In the underground part there are rooms without finishing which have more access possibilities and which present themselves as ideal spaces for setting up exhibitions or private art collections with dedicated access. The property includes a 15,500 m2 garden, designed and built by Pietro Porcinai who won the European Garden Award in 2011. A panoramic garden where there is a 15m x 15m swimming pool, a tennis court and a fountain tiled with white river pebbles, with the famous sculpture in the center.