Gialla Il Violino (Cct180): villa that sleeps 8 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Moransengo, Piedmont, Italy.

Sleeps	8
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	155 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

155 m²

Property Description

Feature: country cottage.
Situation: rural, panoramic view.
Access/parking: parking on the estate.
Estate (private use): approx. 4000 m², closed plot (fence, electric entrance gate), in a hillside, with plants, meadow. Garden maintenance by the owner 2 time/s per week.
Outdoor facilities(private use): terrace, balcony (roofed), furnishing provided, transportable barbecue.
Pool (private use): 10.0 x 5.0 m, 1.50 m deep, open throughout the entire season, pool maintenance by the owner 2 time(s) per week. Pool area: 8 sun loungers, 2 sunshades, external shower, WC.

● Distances:
Center Cocconato in approx. 6 km. Moransengo in approx. 500 m. Asti in approx. 35 km.
Next supermarket (Cavagnolo) in approx. 7 km.
Train station Asti in approx. 35 km. Airport Turin -Caselle in approx. 52 km.

Interior Description

detached house, 6 - 8 people, 5 room/s, 3 bedroom/s, 3 bathroom/s, approx. 155 m², 1 floor/s, apartment on floor 1, access to the property via external stairs. Please note: Non-smoking house. The ground floor will be closed.
Furnishing: good, friendly, bright, tiled floor.
Equipment: TV; internet access Wi-Fi (included); pellet/wood chip heating.

Room layout:
Dining area: in the kitchen.
Dining area 2: in the kitchen.
Kitchen-cum-living room: separate, sofa, exit to balcony. Kitchen/ cooking equipment: - 2 induction fields, mini oven, microwave oven, refrigerator, coffee machine, toaster.
Kitchen-cum-living room 2: separate, sofa, exit to balcony. Kitchen/ cooking equipment: - 2 induction fields, mini oven, microwave oven, combination fridge-freezer, coffee machine, toaster.
Bedroom 1: queen-size bed (1.60 m wide), exit to balcony.
Bedroom 2: 2 x single bed it is allowed to put together the beds, exit to balcony.
Bedroom 3: queen-size bed (1.60 m wide), 2 x single bed, exit to balcony.
Sanitary 1: shower, WC.
Sanitary 2: shower, WC.
Sanitary 3: shower, WC.

Location Moransengo, Piedmont, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Torino Caselle, 32.8 Km

Read More About The Moransengo Area

The Most Haunted Place In Italy?

Lucedio Abbey was built in 1123, when a large area of swampy land was given to Cistercian monks by the Marquis of Montefract. The monks set up a monastery on this site near Trino and made a success of cultivating rice there. However, there were darker events happening beneath the surface of this seemingly ordinary monastery. Lucedio has attracted ghost-hunters, teams of paranormal experts and television crews from all over the world and still has a certain morbid appeal. Believers and sceptics alike will be terrified and fascinated by the tale of the monastery so find a vacation rental in Piedmont and set out to explore this horrifying site.

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.

Situated in the north west of Italy, the region of Piedmont is a beautiful place to visit on your next holiday to Italy. Its name is of Latin origin which means ‘Foot of the Mountains’. It has a population of nearly five million and the capital city is Turin. Why not treat yourself to a stay in a luxury holiday villa in Piedmont where you can relax and take in the stunning scenery?

This picturesque part of Italy is on the border with France, Switzerland and the four regions of Lombardy, Liguria, Aosta Valley and Emilia Romagna. It’s the second largest in Italy after Sicily and almost half of it is mountainous. Piedmont is made up of eight provinces; Alessandria, Asti, Biella, Cuneo, Novara, Turin, Verbano-Cusio-Ossola and Vercelli.

Although Torino ski resort in Piedmont is most frequented by holiday makers in the winter months, this enchanting resort would be a superb place to visit all year around.

Ski enthusiasts have over one hundred ski lifts to bring them to the starting points of over 1500 kilometres of slopes to ski down in the winter months.

There are lots of traditional and new age snow sports available in Torino to try out!

Or pull on your winter hiking boots and embark on a refreshing guided Alpine tour that will bring you on paths through the incredible mountain scenery of the area, any time of the year. If you feel like letting someone else do all the exercise then book in for a high speed sled dog tour that will zoom you around the Torino ski resort in style!

The Villa della Regina is a seventeenth century palace in Turin, Piedmont. It was originally designed by Ascanio Vitozzi in 1615 but after his death that year, the project was given over to Carlo and Amadeo di Castellamonte. The building was commissioned by Maurice of Savoy, then brother to the Savoy King.

As one of the Piedmontese Residences of the Royal House of Savoy, the Villa della Regina is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also a museum.

Only relatively recently was it opened to the public after restorations were completed in 2006.

The Medieval Village in Turin is a very special tourist attraction, the likes of which cannot be seen anywhere else. While you will find villages, towns and cities all across Italy that have medieval quartres or centres, they have all been altered to some degree by the passing of time and progress. The Medieval Village, placed in Valentino Park, however, is an unchanging glimpse into the past. Built in the 19th century, it may not actually be authentically medieval but it is a very faithful, perfect replica of a 15th century Piedmontese Village and the closest thing you will get to actually travelling back through time and space. For history lovers or those merely intrigued by novelty, the “village” is a beautiful architectural feat in a city of architectural feats that is sure to delight. Just find a vacation rental in Piedmont and you can spend a pleasant day exploring the city of Turin and this hidden curiosity.