The town of Brusasco sits in northwestern Italy’s Piedmont region, where gentle hills Basso roll toward a river valley. Vineyards, woodlands, and cultivated fields create a patchwork landscape typical of this wine-producing area. The town is divided into two districts: the Villa, perched higher with narrow medieval lanes and stone buildings, and the Piazza below, which has modern shops, markets, and cafés.
This impressive, restored farmhouse stands on a hillside, commanding views across rolling terrain. The L-shaped property spans 48,000 square feet of land and includes a main residence and an independent unit, formerly a barn.
The main house occupies three levels. The ground floor holds an entrance hall leading to combined living and dining spaces. Vaulted brick ceilings arch overhead, while terracotta and wooden floors run underfoot. A bedroom with a private bathroom, a laundry room, and storage area complete the floor.
The first floor contains two bedrooms with dressing rooms, a bathroom, and a study. A balcony runs along the south facade. An external staircase accesses an additional bedroom with bathroom.
The independent unit holds a ground-floor dining room, kitchen, and bathroom. The upper level connects to the main house’s first floor and opens onto a 400-square-foot terrace. Two basement cellars provide storage. The property includes eight-kilowatt solar panels.
Turin lies 30 minutes west. Turin Airport stands 35 miles northwest.
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