A hidden gem among Barolo's vineyards

In the heart of the Langhe, among hills groomed by rows and horizons scented with wine and history, lies an extraordinary property: an ancient farmhouse to renovate, nestled in a Nebbiolo da Barolo vineyard of rare quality. We are in Frazione Berri, in La Morra, one of the symbolic municipalities of Barolo. Here, at an altitude of 430 meters, with an ideal southwest exposure, the vine has thrived for centuries. The vineyard in question—recognized as an MGA (Additional Geographical Mention) "Berri"—covers 1.41 Piedmontese giornate, equivalent to about 5,400 square meters, and was planted between 1999 and 2000. Today, it is in the prime of its agronomic maturity: the perfect balance between yield and quality, between structure and finesse. The main part of the property, which was inhabited until fifteen years ago and is surrounded by prestigious privately owned vineyards, measures approximately 160 square meters. In addition, there is an outbuilding of about 320 square meters, bringing the total covered area to around 480 square meters. The buildings are surrounded by a private garden with fruit trees, including a magnificent persimmon and a majestic century-old fig tree. The property, free on three sides, is reached by crossing a picturesque country road, with private access through a gate. The property offers rare potential: not only for those who wish to produce authentic Barolo, a pure expression of the terroir, but also for those envisioning a charming hospitality project, a wine tourism farmhouse, or a private residence immersed in the silence and beauty of the Langhe. A secure investment, in an area where the land has value, the designation has history, and quality is certified every year by bottles that make the Langhe territory famous worldwide.