In The High Langhe, A Restored Country House With 2 Hectares Of Land And A Glamping Area

A short distance from the small Upper Langhe village of Bosia, on the slopes above the green Belbo valley, an estate including a luxury camping site with fabulous landscape vistas.
The property includes a restored ancient stone country house dating from the 1800’s.
The house features on its ground floor an entrance hall, a dining room with a panorama terrace, a kitchen, a living room and a bathroom.
The first floor consists of a living room with a fireplace, a bathroom and a small study room, a bedroom and a balcony overlooking the courtyard.
The restoration has preserved ancient building materials and traditional architectural features that are the main ingredients of the house’s cozy charm.
Across the courtyard there is a stone house whose structure has been restored and provided with a new insulated roof. It contains a kitchen and a bathroom while the remaining space is ready to be converted into another habitation.
The house’s technical features are worth mentioning; they include a solar array of 6 kW, an efficient heating system with condensation boiler, a heating stove, a heat pump for warm water and an in-ground tank for collecting rain water.
The property’s grounds measure 22000 square meters and contain a “glamping” site which enjoys stunning landscape views. It is accessed on a private road so as not to disturb the privacy of the nearby country house.
The site contains 5 yurts (the typical tents used in Mongolia) that are completely furnished and include each a private outdoor area. At a short distance from the yurts there is a building containing 5 bathrooms (each for every yurt), a pool and a barbecue area with tables for dining and enjoying a glass of wine while admiring the sunset. It is worth mentioning that 5 further yurts can be set up to expand the camping site.
The land parcel contains a vegetable garden and an orchard.
We consider this to be a perfect property for clients wishing to run a hospitality business in the Langhe.