Iconic property nestled in the Turin hillside

The villa retains all its original charm, offering generous, bright and quiet spaces, ideal as a prestigious private residence or family home. The park, designed by the famous English landscape architect Russell Page, is a true masterpiece of garden art, masterfully composed to guide the gaze through intimate corners and scenic openings onto the rolling hills. The original design envisioned not only a perfect balance between form and nature, but also a poetic use of space, where every corner of the garden tells a different story.

Walking through the park, one reaches an exclusive and secluded area: the Belvedere, a panoramic point of extraordinary beauty that dominates the city and the mountains, offering a breathtaking view in total privacy. It is a place of contemplation, ideal for those seeking a daily dialogue with nature and light. Another element of great charm is the opportunity to restore the historic greenhouses, once used to cultivate flowers destined to decorate the interiors of the villa. These spaces, now awaiting restoration, hold extraordinary potential to be revived as a botanical workshop, a place of inspiration, or a refined winter garden.

The estate includes the main villa of approximately 1,260 sqm and a second residence, of about 420 sqm, perfect as a guesthouse or independent home. From a separate entrance, one also accesses a third residence on two levels, with its own garage, for a total of 293 sqm, usable as staff accommodation or a secondary dwelling. The property is completed by a caretaker's house, service rooms, technical areas, and a large garage of over 400 sqm.

The villa, which has hosted important figures from the international cultural scene over time, is a historic residence that bears witness to a Turin both erudite and cosmopolitan, destined for those seeking a harmonious blend of history, landscape, and architecture in the heart of Turin's hillside. Major destinations are easily accessible: Turin Caselle Airport is about 30 minutes away, Milan in 1 hour and 40 minutes, Milan Malpensa Airport about 90 minutes, while the Langhe and Monferrato regions are just over an hour's drive. The French border can be reached in approximately an hour and a half.

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