Set in the heart of Pollenzo, the residence is a masterful architectural restoration that brings the soul of traditional Piedmont brickwork into dialogue with the most sophisticated home technologies. The façade and interior details retain the charm of local tradition, reinterpreted through premium finishes that ensure a modern, functional and exceptionally welcoming lifestyle. The entrance opens onto an initial ground-floor living area, complemented by a bathroom and a utility room, as well as a garage offering the versatility to be converted into an additional bedroom as needed. A linear-design staircase, enhanced by an integrated LED lighting system, leads to the first floor where the living area unfolds in full brightness. Here, the kitchen space blends harmoniously with direct access to the private terrace, while the mezzanine level houses the master bedroom with walk-in closet, creating an intimate and private space. The property features state-of-the-art technical systems designed for maximum climate comfort, including underfloor heating with a heat pump and a VLC cooling system with humidity control, all fully manageable remotely. Energy efficiency is ensured by external thermal insulation, while security is provided by an alarm system with video surveillance, video intercom and a reinforced security door. A professional home-cinema stereo system enhances the indoor multimedia experience, while outside the private garden includes an automatic irrigation system for simple, functional management of the green area. The balance between the authenticity of the original barn and the most advanced home-automation solutions makes this residence a unique offering, ideal for those seeking a compact home without sacrificing comfort and innovation. Completing the property, the privileged location and the care devoted to the materials used define a home that combines historic value with everyday convenience and security.
Pollenzo is a small and charming hamlet of the municipality of Bra, in the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe, an area recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its wine-growing landscapes. The village has very ancient origins: it was an important Roman settlement known as Pollentia, and still retains an atmosphere suspended between history and rural calm. Its present-day appearance is strongly shaped by the 19th-century intervention of Charles Albert of Savoy, who turned the area into a royal estate, leaving behind outstanding buildings such as the Agenzia di Pollenzo and the evocative Piazza Vittorio Emanuele. Today Pollenzo is also internationally known for hosting the University of Gastronomic Sciences, founded by the Slow Food association, which attracts students from around the world and helps create a lively, cosmopolitan environment. Surrounded by vineyards, orderly countryside and excellent food-and-wine routes, Pollenzo is a quiet yet well-connected place, ideal for those seeking quality of life, scenic beauty and authentic Piedmont character, just minutes from the services and dynamism of Bra.