Landgut Aus Dem 18. Jahrhundert Mit Luxuriösem Agriturismo Und Panoramablick Auf Die Hügel Des Piemont

BHHS Palazzo Estate Piedmont is pleased to exclusively present this remarkable property nestled among the gentle rolling hills of Monferrato, offering a 360° panoramic view over the vineyards and the majestic Alpine range — an authentic 18th-century historic estate, a true testament to elegance, tradition, and refined hospitality, located in Costigliole d’Asti.

Originally known as Cascina Cassanello, the estate was acquired around 1850 by the Cassanello family of Genoa, a noble lineage of landowners who established a prestigious winemaking tradition, producing the typical wines of the Piedmont region.
In the 1960s, the property was acquired by the current family, who continued the winemaking activity until the 1990s, before launching, in the early 2000s, an important project of restoration and conversion into a charming hospitality estate.

The property retains all the authentic charm of traditional Piedmontese residences.
The main manor wing, the oldest part of the estate, features magnificent interiors with coffered ceilings and original frescoed halls, as well as an elegant apartment on the upper floor.
The colonial wing houses ten guest rooms distributed over two levels, along with a welcoming attic apartment of approximately 60 sqm — ideal for private or managerial use.
In the basement lies a historic wine cellar with an “infernot”, typical of 19th-century Piedmontese farmhouses, preserving the atmosphere of its origins.

Adjacent to the main residence is a large panoramic veranda, ideal for weddings and receptions, and a charming columned hall used for breakfast, accommodating up to 40 guests.

Outdoors, a circular swimming pool with patio offers a serene oasis overlooking the vineyards and the Alpine sunsets.

The park and gardens are meticulously maintained and irrigated through automated systems for rainwater recovery, perfectly aligned with the property’s sustainable approach.
The estate is equipped with a 32 kWp photovoltaic system, and a new, larger system is currently being installed, which will ensure complete energy self-sufficiency.

Despite the extensive restoration already completed, the property still offers significant potential for further development — with the possibility to expand its accommodation capacity to approximately 25–27 rooms, making it an ideal location for a boutique resort, luxury heritage residence, or relais de charme.

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