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Ref. 2912 Monferrato Wine Estate
WINE ESTATE WITH 18 HA OF VINEYARDS FOR SALE IN MONFERRATO, PIEDMONT
Ref. 2912 Monferrato Wine Estate
general details
Exteriors: 28.63 ha
Interiors: 2.576 ㎡
Winery: 1.788 ㎡
Housing: 640 ㎡
Total production: 750 hl / year
Bottled wine: 100.000 bottles / year
vineyards
Vineyards: 17.99 ha
Varieties: Barbera, Grignolino, Syrah, Semillon, Chardonnay, Timorasso
Training: Guyot
Soil composition: clayey-marny
climate characteristics
Vineyards altitude: 400 – 450 m a.s.l.
Temperatures: min: -2°C - max: 28 °C
Sunshine hours: 2.801 h / year
Average precipitations: 1.137 mm / year
In one of the most fascinating and sought-after areas of Monferrato, a UNESCO Heritage Site, stands this historic 17th-century winery with manorial villa perfectly integrated into the landscape at 450 m asl, in the municipality of Serralunga di Crea. The property is immersed in a wide natural curtain of seventeenth-century vineyards and enjoys a unique microclimate, ideal for the production of wines of the highest quality.
The historic heart of the property is the 17th-century cellar (1,788 m² – 19,239 ft²), now used as a barrique cellar, a fascinating and perfectly preserved environment that gives a strong identity value to the entire estate. Next to it is the modern production building developed on three levels:
The manor house (640 m² – 6,886 ft², 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms) is on four levels and is embellished with a panoramic tower overlooking the Crea Sanctuary and the valley. The villa is perfectly suited both as a private residence and as a high-end accommodation facility and is currently divided into three independent guest apartments:
All around the house stretches an 8,700-m² garden with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a 12 × 6 m swimming pool for the Agriturismo.
A tool shed (148 m² – 1,592 ft²) completes the property.
Piedmont is a region in the northwestern part of Italy, bordering Switzerland and France. It is surrounded by the Alps and the Apennines and is home to some of the highest peaks in Italy, including Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso. The region is known for its stunning scenery, including rolling hills, lakes, and valleys. Piedmont is also a culinary destination, with a rich history of producing excellent wine and truffles, as well as delicious cheeses and meats.
Piedmont is renowned for its vineyards and wine production. The region is home to many famous wines, including Barolo, Barbaresco, and Moscato d'Asti. These wines are characterized by their complexity, depth, and elegance. Red wines, made mostly from the Nebbiolo grape, are full-bodied with rich tannins, while white wines, made mostly from the Moscato grape, are light and aromatic. The winemaking traditions in Piedmont are ancient and are closely tied to the region's cultural identity.
Piedmont has a rich history that stretches back to the Roman era. During the Middle Ages, the region was divided into various city-states, which were often at war with one another. In the 19th century, Piedmont played a pivotal role in the unification of Italy, and Turin became the first capital of the new nation. Today, Piedmont is a prosperous region with a diverse economy that includes manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism. Despite its modernization, Piedmont has managed to preserve its traditional culture and customs, and its vineyards continue to produce some of the finest wines in Italy.
Closest services (4km; 5’), Moncalvo (7km; 10’), Trino (18km; 20’), Casale Monferrato (19km; 25’), Asti (28km; 35’), Vercelli (35km; 35’), Alessandria (52km; 50’), Ivrea (78km; 1h 5’), Acqui Terme (82km; 1h 15’), Novi Ligure (82km; 1h 10’), Turin (87km; 1h 30’), Milan (117km; 1h 55’)
Torino S. Pertini (70km; 1h), Milano Linate (150km; 1h 50’), Milano Malpensa (123km; 1h 30’), Bergamo M. Caravaggio (165km; 1h 55’), Verona V. Catullo (270km; 2h 50’)
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