Authentic retreat in a secluded village with a pool
€300,000
5 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~150 m² Total surface
Construction year 1850
Description
Surrounded by the restorative tranquillity of the Casalese Monferrato hills, in a setting where time seems to have stood still in the picturesque village of Vignale, this apartment offers the perfect balance between the authentic charm of rural tradition and contemporary comfort. Created through the careful restoration of an ancient farming hamlet, the property celebrates local architecture through the skilful use of traditional stonework, giving the rooms warmth and unique character while creating an atmosphere of rare authenticity. The entrance leads to a spacious hallway that conveys the home’s sense of openness, connecting the first bathroom with access to the mezzanine of the first bedroom. Continuing on, the living area reveals its brightest side: the practical kitchen overlooking the balcony, ideal for open-air breakfasts, and the welcoming living room opening onto the property’s true jewel, the panoramic terrace. From the terrace and the mezzanine above the living room, you can enjoy views of the Monferrato hills, which become a living picture accompanying your moments of relaxation. The complex offers an exclusive lifestyle, with walks through the perfectly maintained communal garden and unforgettable afternoons by the swimming pool. Completing the picture are the welcoming pool house and the convenience of a reserved parking space. Living here means choosing the poetry of the countryside without giving anything up— a rare opportunity for those seeking refuge, beauty and quality of life.
Vignale Monferrato, in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage territories, is a small village steeped in history. A Roman military outpost controlling the road from Alessandria to Asti, the village of Vignale only began to take shape in the Middle Ages around the castle of the Aleramici marquises, adopting the name Vinealis because of its important wine production. In 1703, the village, together with the entire Monferrato area, became part of the domains of the House of Savoy and followed its history through to the unification of Italy. Worth seeing is Palazzo Callori, an imposing building constructed according to the architectural standards of eighteenth-century patrician residences by the Callori family, one of Asti’s ancient noble families. In the lower part of Vignale, near the Porta Urbica, stands the Church of the Blessed Virgin of Sorrows, with the adjacent convent of the Servants of Mary. The village is close to the main motorways and to the municipalities of Casale Monferrato and Alessandria. The prestigious Margara Golf Club is also nearby; with its two 18-hole championship courses, it ranks among the leading golf facilities in Piedmont.
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