Nestled on the first moraine hills, this late-19th-century residence rises like an ancient stronghold, proudly dominating the surrounding countryside. It stands out for its imposing stone base, which underscores its architectural significance and enhances its privileged setting, giving it a striking, scenic presence. From here, the view unfolds in a succession of vistas stretching to the horizon. The property interprets with refinement the eclectic taste of the period, blending Neo-Renaissance elements with Art Nouveau details. The residence has two entrances, positioned on opposite sides of the building. On the south front, lush jasmine frames the access, naturally and elegantly inviting one to cross the threshold. The interiors reveal at first glance the home’s authentic character: ceilings with exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, Castellamonte majolica stoves, and refined architectural details bear witness to the house’s charm and history. The bright living area and dining room open onto the terrace overlooking the hills, an ideal space for outdoor lunches and dinners immersed in the quiet of nature. This level is completed by the kitchen, with a large and functional pantry, and a guest bathroom. The wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, where the evocative main hall, bathed in natural light thanks to large windows, hosts the dining area and an intimate corner for reading or conversation. From here there is direct access to the panoramic terrace, where the eye takes in the surrounding landscape. The sleeping area includes two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, as well as the laundry room. In the basement, a spacious cellar preserves the residence’s original character intact. The large fireplace enhances its atmosphere and, thanks to generous proportions and original architectural elements, this space offers interesting restoration possibilities, becoming an area of great charm. The level is completed by the ancient icehouse, a valuable testament to the property’s history. Outside, the residence is enhanced by a courtyard paved in Luserna stone, embellished with a small garden and a portico with brick columns that harmoniously echoes the details of the exterior façade. In front of the house lies a plot of about 1,270 sq m, ideal for creating a vegetable garden and an orchard. Making this property even more exclusive is its extraordinary hillside position, offering a panorama of rare breadth and an atmosphere of absolute serenity.