A stone's throw from the center of the famous town of Nizza Monferrato, we find this charming historic residence, completely and finely restored. The villa was originally called "Casino", in reference to its ancient destination as the country residence of the Counts Corti di Bosnasco, whose family crest still bears. The villa is located within a park of over 3000 square meters and it is located on a hill overlooking the homonymous valley.The property was built at the end of the seventeenth century and it was enlarged during the eighteenth century when a wing was added, enriched by a loggia on the second floor and a veranda at the ground level. Its characteristic Piedmontese baroque design, sober but elegant, was not altered by the small changes made in the following two centuries, aimed at improving its residential use. The current owners have enhanced the villa through an accurate conservative restoration, but at the same time aimed at satisfying contemporary needs. The property is spread over three floors: on the ground floor, we find the large living room with fireplace, the billiard room, the large and modern kitchen, the dining room and a service bathroom. A beautiful stone staircase takes us to the next two floors where we find the sleeping area consisting of six wonderful bedrooms complete with en-suite bathroom, a further living room, a gym overlooking the loggia terrace, and a laundry room.
Potentially it is also possible to develop the attic.
Worthy of note is the wine cellar, also completely renovated, excellent as a relaxation and tasting area.
The park, which retains its general English appearance and includes centuries-old trees, frames a wonderful swimming pool from which you can admire the surrounding hilly landscape.
This property is offered complete with all furnishings and ready to be immediately inhabited.
Nizza Monferrato is the pride of the area for its food and wine excellence, it is half an hour from the renowned Alba and the Langhe, about an hour from Turin and Liguria, and an hour and a half from Milan.