Capitano (Ast246): villa that sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Cortiglione, Piedmont, Italy.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	150 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

150 m²

Property Description

Feature: village house.
Situation: in the district Cortiglione, suburbian area.
Access/parking: parking on the estate; parking on the road near the house.
Estate (private use): approx. 300 m², closed plot (fence, entrance gate), yard.
Outdoor facilities(private use): terrace, furnishing provided, sunshade, transportable barbecue.
Infrastructure: Sale of own produce (available during the whole season, wine).
Important information: The Ssnackbar" and pool of the 'Agriturismo dei Fiori' (12 x 6 m, 1,20-2,00 m deep, 01.06.-28.09.) located at a distance of approx. ca. 4000 m, can be used by our guests against payment: € 7 per person/day.

● Distances:
Center Asti in approx. 20 km. Cortiglione in approx. 50 m. Nizza Monferrato in approx. 5 km.
Next shopping possibility (Incisa) in approx. 3 km. Next supermarket (Nizza Monferrato) in approx. 5 km.
Airport Turin-Caselle in approx. 100 km. Train station Nizza Monferrato in approx. 5 km.
Public outdoor swimming pool in approx. 4 km.
CIR: 00504800005

Interior Description

house attached to another house, 4 - 6 people, 4 room/s, 3 bedroom/s, 2 bathroom/s, approx. 150 m², 2 floor/s, restored 2019. Please note: Non-smoking house.
Furnishing: good, friendly, pleasing, with some antique furnishings, tiled floor.
Equipment: TV; gas central heating.

Room layout:
Living room/bed room(ground floor): double sofa bed, exit to courtyard.
Dining area: in the living room, exit to courtyard.
Kitchen: separate (ground floor), further dining area for 6 people. Kitchen/ cooking equipment: 4 gas rings, oven, combination fridge-freezer, coffee machine, water boiler.
Bedroom 1(floor 1): queen-size bed (1.60 m wide).
Bedroom 2(floor 1): single bed (1.30 m wide). Additional information: direct access to bedroom no 3.
Bedroom 3: single bed.
Sanitary 1(ground floor, roof pitch, limited height): shower, WC.
Sanitary 2(floor 1): shower, WC.
CIR: 00504800005

Licence or registration number:

CIR: 00504800005

Location Cortiglione, Piedmont, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroporto Cristoforo Colombo, 61.7 Km

Read More About The Cortiglione Area

Witness The Breath-Taking Palio Di Asti In Piedmont!

Come and be an onlooker of one of Italy’s most exciting Palio events, the ‘Palio di Asti’. This thrilling annual horse racing event, held on the third Sunday in September is a feast for the eyes! Held in the city of Asti in the region of Piedmont in Northwest Italy, the Palio di Asti attracts hundreds of thousands of spectators from the local area as well as many tourists from far and wide.

For visitors wishing to stay in the area in anticipation of this glorious occasion, there are several lovely holiday villas in Portacomaro, close to the city of Asti.

This historic Palio dates back to the thirteenth century and since 1988, has taken place in the Piazza Alfieri where there is an unusual triangular track which is used to race around.

You will witness not only one, but four exhilarating races to determine the worthy victor representing their contrada. There are twenty one contrade in the Asti region.

Visit the superb city of Asti in the region of Piedmont. Only 55 kilometres east of Turin, Asti has been settled by human inhabitants from as far back as the Neolithic period! Tourists could start their day of explorations here by walking around some of the ancient city walls which still encase the northern part of Asti. The north-west district of the city is brimming with magnificent old palaces and grand houses to walk around and admire for a few hours.

Sadly, Ferrero is very secretive about their products and how they are made. This means that, unlike Perugina, they don't offer tours of their factories like the one at Alba. However, this doesn't mean that you can't take in a Nutella and Ferrero inspired itinerary of the area if you are a super-fan of the brand and its products! All you need to do is find yourself a vacation rental in Piedmont, hop in a car and get exploring the area and its chocolatey heritage! We've put together a little itinerary to help you out and guide you through the production process right up to the most important part, the tasting!

Barolo Chapel: Stumble Upon This Stunning Gem On Vacation In Piedmont

We recently discussed the exceptionally beautiful and lesser-known wine region of the Langhe in Italy and how it is actually the home of beloved wines such as Barolo as well as some of the most picturesque landscapes in the entire country. For those who are thinking about finding a vacation rental in Piedmont and who are wine-lovers, foodies, simply lovers of pretty surroundings, or all of the above, then a visit to the Langhe during your holiday in Italy is definitely a must. There are endless little family-run wineries to visit, larger enterprises that run like clockwork, pretty little villages, countless bars and restaurants serving delicious local specialities paired with incredible vintages, some charming hiking routes among the rolling hills and vineyards, and much more besides to enjoy and explore during your time in the area but there are also some little surprises, some little whimsical gems to stumble upon. Among these, the brightly-coloured, so-called Barolo Chapel, or Cappella delle Brunate, is a particular highlight. Like something from a pop art image or a child’s drawing come to life, it is a magic little wonder to make time to visit amidst your strolling, sipping, and sampling in the region.

There are quite a few abandoned, or nearly abandoned, towns in Italy and each has its own particular appeal and unique charms. There is just something fascinating and hauntingly beautiful about places that are crumbling, that nature is taking back and which are devoid of human presence.

One such town is Leri Cavour in the comune of Trino which is located north-east of Turin in Piedmont.

Italy is home to several regions and endless destinations that boast the most incredible scenery and delicious culinary delights that are born in picturesque and fertile landscapes. In particular, one of the most beautiful areas to visit if you want to fill your eyes and stomach with lovely delights has to be Piedmont. Positioned in the north-western corner of Italy, near the border with both Switzerland and France, this is a region that is overlooked by majestic Alpine peaks and is composed of rolling green hills, dense forests, endless and carefully manicured vineyards, pretty medieval towns, elegant cities, and lots and lots of amazing local culinary specialities. Just find a vacation rental in Piedmont and spend a glorious holiday in Italy eating well in the most picturesque of settings. Head to Cuneo for their rum-flavoured chocolates, discover Asti and Alba and their famous truffles, visit the town of Bra in which the Slow Food movement was born and indulge in it yourself, and be sure to pencil in some time to visit the Langhe Hills...

Langhe is the hilly part of Piedmont, the almost too pretty to be real area that you see pictured in guides and articles and postcards from the region most often. It is also one of the most wonderful gastronomic destinations in all of Italy and is where Barolo, Barbaresco, Dolcetto, and Nebbiolo wines were all born, where delicious cheeses can be procured at every turn, and where yet more delicious truffles can be scavenged and devoured. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014 due to its cultural landscapes and traditions in winemaking that date back centuries, this is one of the foodie destinations par excellence in Italy and, yet, for many international travellers considering their next vacation in Italy, it is a name that is not all that familiar. Despite this, we would argue that anyone serious about culinary travels in Italy should find a villa in Piedmont and plan a trip to the Langhe area to sample the cornucopia of wonders that await there.

Capitano (Ast246)

Beautiful accommodation with TV, pets allowed and parking

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Location Cortiglione, Piedmont, Italy

Points of Interest

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Read More About The Cortiglione Area

Witness The Breath-Taking Palio Di Asti In Piedmont!

Explore The Beautiful Asti In Piedmont

A Tour Of Ferrero

Barolo Chapel: Stumble Upon This Stunning Gem On Vacation In Piedmont

Visit The Abandoned Town Of Leri Cavour In Piedmont

Vacation In Piedmont & Explore The Stunning Langhe Wine Region

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