San Sebastiano Curone, 15056

The recovery of this ancient rural building in stone tells the story of the Caterpillar turns into a butterfly.

Meanwhile, a note on place: we're in Val Curone, a valley that lies between the Ligurian Apennines and the Piedmont in the province of Alessandria, a land rich in aromas and flavors. An area rich in typical products, from fungi of the undergrowth to the excellent truffles, numerous orchards of apples, pears and cherries to vineyards that paint the landscape. You can discover quality of grapes (such as wine grapes, Timorasso) and other fine wines in cellars, as well as ancient culinary traditions of the place. The Valley it crosses between wide streets and austere to our gaze. We are close to San Sebastiano Curone, just before you cross a bridge and you come to the House.

Go down a dirt road to a couple hundred meters and we glimpse the stone farmhouse is decorated with a gorgeous jasmine, spacious grounds, a garden planted and cared for, the panorama of hills and we're pleased.

We approach the House, the porch invites us to enter the area Queen, for us Italians: the kitchen. In fact we have a large kitchen, perfect for guests, bucolic with tables for lunches and Diners bursting with flavours. With rational choice a laundry area and service was created next to the kitchen. In continuation we move into double living room with fireplace, to follow the study with service and the stone cellar. The study on the occurrence can become another room. All rooms have outside on the grounds, as typical of farm houses.

It is an important habitat, sober and elegant. The materials are all of value, both those used for the floors, bathrooms ceramics and those for the fixtures. Attention in the choice of painting the walls with rich colors and refined taste. Home automation systems ensure that every facility has been provided to ensure relaxation to our stay.

The second floor is the sleeping area: four bedrooms, three bathrooms, large areas of disengagement and finally the lovely panoramic terraces, which complete the well-being that is perceived by stopping in and out this remarkable country residence.

The House faces south, enjoys good natural light then.