Set atop a small hilltop village in the Langhe this historic residence traces its origins back to the Middle Ages when it was built as a fortified stronghold guarding the surrounding territory. Over the centuries particularly between the seventeenth and eighteenth century the estate gradually evolved into an elegant noble residence with architectural details and interiors that still reflect its long and rich past.

In the twentieth century the property experienced a new cultural season becoming a retreat and workplace for prominent literary figures who found inspiration and quiet within its walls. Their presence left an enduring imprint that continues to shape the atmosphere of the estate where creativity history and contemplation blend seamlessly.

In recent years the complex has undergone a careful restoration designed to enhance both its cultural soul and its deep agricultural roots connected to the winemaking traditions of the Langhe. Beside the historical halls stands a modern winery dedicated to producing wines that interpret the local terroir with finesse and precision. Grapes are harvested by hand vinified in steel tanks and aged in large Austrian oak casks following a neo classical approach that balances tradition with contemporary sensibility.

The estate also includes a refined guesthouse created for visitors seeking privacy charm and authenticity. It offers four independent double bedrooms each with a private bathroom and a spacious suite composed of two double bedrooms a large bathroom a living room and a kitchenette for a total of six bedrooms. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool panoramic terraces a garden common lounges and dedicated spaces for relaxation or intimate private events. Its location provides the perfect starting point for wine tastings culinary experiences vineyard walks and memorable moments immersed in the landscapes of the Langhe.

Today the property is also a vibrant cultural hub hosting exhibitions artistic events and contemporary initiatives that converse with its history and renew its identity. The result is a place where past and present coexist naturally offering an experience that unites architectural heritage refined hospitality and the excellence of the region’s winemaking tradition.