This splendid residence was built in several stages between the 18th century (the loggia and the tower) and the first half of the 19th century (the main building). The villa comprises a total of approx. 1000 sqm. The residence has five street entrances with parking space for at least five vehicles. Entering through the main door, there is immediate access to the balcony of about 25 metres in length, which is L-shaped like the house, the other part of which is uncovered and about 18 metres in length. The main building is constituted as follows: on the ground floor, spacious kitchen, living room with fireplace and original cementine flooring of the period, bathroom and ante-bathroom with fireplace, large billiard room with fireplace and cross-vaulted ceiling and original cementine, as well as access to staircase to communicate with the upper floor. On the first floor the sleeping area consists of 4 bedrooms, one with a fireplace and one with an antique ceramic stove from Castellamonte, two bathrooms, one of which en suite. A corridor leads to a panoramic terrace with access to a double living room obtained in more recent times of about 100 square metres used as a living area with sofas and with 5 large windows overlooking the loggia. This double living room leads to the tower where we find on this same level two rooms, one with a fireplace. Going up to the second floor we find an office with fireplace and a panoramic terrace of about 30 square metres. On the third floor we have a bedroom with fireplace and the staircase proceeds up the last flight to the terrace/solarium/observatory with a breathtaking 360 degree view from which we can see all the surrounding castles including that of Solonghello as well as the Sacro Monte di Crea towards which the farmhouse faces. On the loggia level we find a garage with a door to the road, a workshop, a woodshed, a living room with fireplace and vaulted ceiling, a large double room with fireplace. On the basement floor, which is actually partly at garden level, we have two large rooms with a fireplace and a staircase leading to a technical room where we find three concrete cisterns for wine and a passage to the Infernot (which is a UNESCO heritage site) dug entirely in the tuff and which maintains a perpetual temperature of 18 degrees with a brick wine cellar and a large artesian well. The cellars proceed through a vaulted room that leads to a large room where the previous owner had planned and begun work to build an indoor swimming pool overlooking the garden . Continuing on we find another cellar and a loggia. The staircase that from the ground floor communicates with the cellars has a door that gives direct access to a beautiful portico with columns in the panoramic garden of about 1600 sqm from which there is access to the field stacked as vineyard doc currently uncultivated of about 9000 sqm. The house is being sold with all the internal and street facades restored and whitewashed and a 24Kw photovoltaic system, heat pump and split in all the rooms of the main building and the double living room will be installed. Methane gas heating system with cast iron radiators.
Solonghello is a charming village located in the marvellous Monferrato territory, set in a scenery of hills, woods, paths and cultivated fields where one can discover an immense and noble natural heritage. It is located in the heart of the wine-growing area, surrounded by the Unesco heritage hills that are renowned not only for the beauty of their landscapes, but also for the fragrances and flavours that are appreciated all over the world.