Hamlet made up of three original stone houses with land

Set in the Southern Langhe not far from the area's main town of Ceva, a delightful hamlet made up of three original stone houses with 2.7 hectares (6.7 acres) of land with unobstructed hill and mountain views. One main house and two outbuildings make up the hamlet and add up to a combined surface of 980 sq meters (over 10000 sq feet) or 720 sq meters (7800 sq feet) of net floorspace. The buildings are in fair structural condition; they have not undergone any changes since their completion with the exception of roof repairs that have allowed to preserve the original walls and thus maintain the genuine appearance and character of a traditional stone-built farmstead.

The land is in one single plot around the buildings. Thanks  to its excellent exposure, it is suitable for different crops, including vineyards to produce the renowned Alta Langa wine, the Piedmontese bubbles that are gaining more and more success both in Italy and abroad.

The particularly tranquil location of the property in a pristine, arcadian landscape which remains within easy reach of both the wine-making area to the North and the Mediterranean coast to the South, the considerable size of the buildings represent valuable assets of this fine property and make it suitable not only for a prestigious dwelling, but also for an “agriturismo” or a B&B.

More land available in the neighborhood.