Ancient villa carefully renovate in Monferrato

In the centre of Felizzano, just a few steps from the ancient tower, is this recently renovated historic residence, whose original core dates back to the late 17th century. The meticulous restoration has restored the original charm of the historic building, integrating it with all modern comforts. The building faces the public road to the north, from which the property is accessed via pedestrian and driveway access. The main façade, facing south, offers a view of the garden and park, gracefully enclosed within the perimeter walls. The building is arranged on several levels, and inside there are spaces dedicated to sharing and more intimate and relaxing corners. The main entrance leads to a hall with an ancient frescoed vault. On the ground floor there is also a large living room with a ceiling with wooden beams, a kitchen, a dining room with direct access to the garden, a study and a bathroom. The hallway leads down to the lower floor, where there are two characteristic cellars with barrel vaults and brick lunettes. From the ground floor, an elegant staircase leads to the first floor, where there is a bedroom, two bathrooms, another relaxation room with a fireplace in modern design, a gym with sauna, a Turkish bath with meticulous attention to detail, a walk-in wardrobe and the laundry room. Large windows frame the view to the outside. On the upper floor there is a separate attic apartment that can be used as a guest area. There are two bedrooms, a living room with an equipped kitchen area, two bathrooms, a storage room and a lovely terrace overlooking the garden. The building retains typical architectural elements and period details: ancient vaults (some frescoed, others with wooden or brick ceilings), stone staircases and fine fireplaces. The rooms feature walls and fabrics in warm colours. During the renovation, carried out about fifteen years ago, the roof was redone and insulated, materials such as ancient terracotta tiles were carefully restored, and valuable floors with decorations were introduced. All systems have been completely redone; particularly comfortable is the underfloor heating, supplemented with an air cooling system. Panels have been installed on the roof for domestic hot water as well as a photovoltaic system for electricity production. Home automation allows for maximum flexibility of the systems, which can also be easily managed remotely. The driveway leads to the heating plant with service area, a bathroom and the double garage. The property as a whole offers a lively and historically rich context and can be used immediately, as it is complete in every part