Villa
Cà Bella
Slow living in Alta Langa. Old historic village house with a breathtaking view of the Langhe, relaxing, comfortable and quiet.
Bathtub
Laundry
Private parking
TV
View
Wifi
Workspace
Serravalle langhe
Starting from €2450 per week or €1220 for 3 days
3 bedrooms- 6 guests- 2 baths
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The house is located in the main square of the village of Serravalle Langhe, the higher part of the Langhe where the vineyards start receding, the hazelnuts start growing and the land becomes more rustic and wooded.The perfect place to slow down, relax and breathe fresh, clean air.The village is very cute and less than 10 minutes from Bossolasco, 25 minutes from Alba and Barolo.The ideal place for nature lovers, there are many paths to walk or bike.The house has a long history, dating back to the medieval times, some of the woods and rocks are original.The owner is an art and design lover and did a great job renovating the house with her delicate taste. The view from the house is stunning!
We offer Experiences curated by Oneonthehill.Oneonthehill is a Wine Community founded by Pier and Chiara, (Chiara is also the founder of Oneonthehill Homes), Sommeliers and local experts who will help you make the most out of your visit here in the Langhe.
On their website you can find all the informations about Wine Tours, Truffle hunting, private dinners and more.Their Wine Club is an innovative concept for the area, which sends their selection of ethical and artisanal wines to your home.
Please note that before arrival, each guest has to show their ID and pay the communal city tax which is €1,50 each person per night.
Ground floor: bedroom with queen size bed (160 x 190), kitchen, bathroom with shower, dining room, living room, balcony.
First floor: bedroom with queen size bed (160 x 190), large bathroom with bath and shower.
Second floor: bedroom with 2 single beds.
Send us an email, we would love to know what brings you in Langhe and we’ll do our best to help you find the perfect place and experience for you and your group.
