Independent villa to customize with private garden
€495,000
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~272 m² Total surface
~200 m² Plot surface
Construction year 2026
Description
Just a few minutes walk from all main services, schools, and the town center of Castiglione Torinese, this villa is now available, still to be completed and customized according to personal tastes and needs. An ideal solution for those who wish to shape every detail and transform the villa into the perfect space for themselves and their family. The property, located at the end of a quiet and private street, has been designed to offer spacious, bright, and functional interiors. On the ground floor we find the main entrance, covered by a porch, with a security front door opening into the living room, a spacious eat-in kitchen overlooking the garden and potentially convertible into a patio, a bathroom, and a staircase. A large covered porch can be used as a summer living area with access to the comfortable private garden. On the first floor is the sleeping area, consisting of three bedrooms arranged off a hallway, a bathroom, and a staircase. The attic features a large open space with views over the hills, spacious and versatile.
The property is also equipped with all the necessary electrical and plumbing system provisions, including underfloor heating and solar panels. The property is completed by a double garage with access to the wine cellar, a bathroom/laundry room, storage room, staircase, large cellar, and a beautiful private garden, ideal for relaxing moments with the family or for those who desire a private green space. A perfect solution for families or for anyone seeking independence, tranquility, and generous spaces in a residential setting that is convenient and well connected to Castiglione Torinese and the surrounding municipalities.
Some of the furnishings have been created using artificial intelligence solely for illustrative purposes, to provide an idea of how the spaces could be furnished.
Castiglione Torinese lies about 11 km northeast of Turin (Torino) and offers a full range of service: educational and cultural, administrative, healthcare, and commercial, ensuring its residents comfort, convenience, and an excellent quality of life. Its name comes from a fortified “castiglione” (small castle) built on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside. The first historical references date back to the 12th century. Several historic religious buildings tell the spiritual past of the community: for example the the Church of Santi Claudio e Dalmazzo, rebuilt in 1951 but rooted in older traditions and the Cappella di Santa Maria Nascente in Castiglione Alto with 16th-century frescoes, recently restored. Castiglione Alto — the historic hilltop core (“alto”) offers lovely panoramas and old stone lanes. The Via Francigena pilgrimage route passes nearby, making Castiglione part of a broader historic and walking itinerary. To remember the local celebration: “Festa Patronale dei Santi Claudio e Dalmazzo (May/June): a community festival with music, food stands, and cultural activities and the seasonal markets, small fairs, and local gastronomy events reflect Piedmontese culinary traditions — from agnolotti to wines like Barbera and Freisa — during autumn and other seasons.
Some of the furnishings have been created using artificial intelligence solely for illustrative purposes, to provide an idea of how the spaces could be furnished.