Farmhouse with views of the Turin hills

In a panoramic and privileged position, with a striking unobstructed view over Turin and the Basilica of Superga, this farmhouse dating back to 1780 captivates at first sight with its authentic character, tranquillity and sense of privacy. The property was renovated in the early 2000s and retains the distinctive features of Piedmontese rural architecture. Its unusual L-shaped layout encloses a private, secluded courtyard offering pleasant views over the city and the surrounding green hills. One of the property’s most distinctive features is an underground water spring reaching a depth of approximately two metres beneath the section of the building once used as a hayloft. The main entrance leads on the left to the kitchen, with a panoramic balcony, and on the right to the living room, which opens onto the spacious tavern, featuring a fireplace and original exposed vaulted ceilings. The floor is completed by a bathroom and a convenient laundry room. The sleeping area comprises four bedrooms, two of which have balconies, as well as two bathrooms and a hallway. This level also provides access to the covered terrace created in the former hayloft: an atmospheric space, ideal for entertaining, outdoor lunches and dinners, or simply enjoying the panoramic view. Two covered parking spaces are located beneath the terrace. The property is completed by the characteristic oven, several ancillary rooms currently used as storage areas, and 2,386 m² of land enriched by several fruit trees. A residence of great character, where history, privacy and panoramic views come together in a peaceful setting just a short distance from Turin.