In the province of Biella, Piedmont, this distinguished historic residence stands between Milan and Turin, with convenient access to the renowned Alpine resorts of the Aosta Valley, including Gressoney and Saint-Vincent. Set amid gentle hills with far-reaching views across the Elvo Valley, the estate combines privacy, cultural heritage and a setting of exceptional tranquillity. Built in the 1880s in the Liberty style, the villa is among Piedmont's Royal Villas and offers a total internal surface of 2,000 sqm, including the historic villa and an ancient orangery. Protected by the Turin Superintendency for Architectural Heritage and Landscape of Piedmont, it retains original furnishings, evocative 18th-century settings and eclectic interiors designed by architect Chevalley, complemented by a permanent collection of contemporary art. A stone double-flight staircase leads to the veranda and the Sala dei Poeti, an elegant reception hall with French stucco and a richly decorated period stained-glass window. Four themed period salons include a games room, tea room, billiard room and dining room, while a grand marble staircase reaches the refined suites, each with its own bathroom. The 10,000 sqm century-old park features mature trees, an Italian garden with box hedges and antique red roses, and ample parking. Designed by Mario Passanti, the orangery includes an arcaded loggia, restaurant and cocktail bar, spaces for international events and exhibitions, and a panoramic terrace for prestigious receptions.
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