The early-20th-century Piedmontese farmhouse, detached on all four sides, has been completely renovated while preserving traditional features such as the vaulted ceilings and staircase. Surrounded by greenery in Borgata San Giacomo, just a few kilometres from San Damiano d’Asti, the property offers bright rooms, generous spaces and a sense of tranquillity, ideal for those wishing to live in close contact with nature. The ground floor comprises the living area, where the dining room and fitted kitchen connect with the outdoors; the kitchen provides convenient access to the porch, perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining. The conservatory further extends the usable living space, creating a cosy and pleasant setting in every season. A welcoming, well-proportioned sitting room with fireplace, together with a cloakroom, completes this level. The first floor offers a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a glazed bedroom filled with natural light, a second bedroom and another bathroom. This level also includes a sitting room with a terrace overlooking the swimming pool and direct external access, making it possible to create independent entrances and ensure privacy for guests and family members. The second floor contains two bright bedrooms, a bathroom and a terrace. Outside, the property is surrounded by a garden of approximately 1,500 sq m. The 6×12 m saltwater swimming pool is central to outdoor life, ideal for enjoying the peace and beauty of the natural surroundings. A further 5,000 sq m of land, including a golf practice area with a hole 40 metres away, completes the property. The house is also equipped with a 4.5 kW photovoltaic system and a rainwater collection system, contributing to efficient property management.
The property is located in Borgata San Giacomo, a hamlet just a few kilometres from the town of San Damiano d’Asti, a land of wines and truffles. San Damiano d’Asti is a municipality of 8,000 inhabitants in Monferrato, bordering the Langhe and Roero: evocative places for taking memorable photographs, enjoying unforgettable views and immersing yourself in nature, art and history, accompanied by excellent food and wine. The historic centre still features the typical layout of a Roman camp and reflects the town’s original purpose, designed as a defensive stronghold against Alba. San Damiano boasts numerous noble palaces and residences offering a magnificent overview of different architectural styles, from the Baroque style of Palazzo dei Conti Ceco to the Art Nouveau style of Casa Garola. Asti and Alba can be reached in under 30 minutes, Turin and its airport in 50 minutes, and Milan and Genoa in 90 minutes.