In a reserved and panoramic location in the town of San Giorgio, set in the hills just a few minutes from the center of Casale Monferrato, we offer a charming historic property dating back to the early 1900s, surrounded by greenery and tranquility.
The living area spans two levels, plus a spacious attic. A large front courtyard, enhanced by a charming balcony overlooking the private garden and the surrounding hills, creates a unique setting characterized by privacy and a pleasant microclimate.
The main entrance opens onto a spacious hallway: to the right is an elegant and cozy living room featuring a traditional fireplace; to the left, you enter the dining room and a spacious, bright, and functional kitchen. A practical guest bathroom completes the ground floor.
A central staircase, typical of homes of that era, leads to the upper floor, which is also accessible via a second independent entrance. Here, there is an additional sitting room, a bathroom, three spacious bedrooms—one of which has direct access to a large panoramic terrace—and a full bathroom with a bathtub.
The property is completed by a single-car garage, a characteristic cellar, a storage room, a spacious attic with exposed beams, and a private fenced garden of approximately 2,000 square meters.
A unique property, quintessentially Monferrato in style, open on all four sides, in good condition, and ideal for those who wish to live in an authentic setting, surrounded by the tranquility and charm of the countryside.
No
matter which direction you come from, arrival in San Giorgio Monferrato is
always preluded by the sight of its charming castle that, from the highest
point of the hill, acts as a guardian over the village below. San Giorgio is a
small town in the Province of Alessandria, 5.5 km from Casale Monferrato and
just over 30 km from both Alessandria and Asti. The village's fame is mainly
due to its castle, which is considered by historians to be the oldest of all
the castles in Monferrato, and the earliest evidence of its presence dates back
to the year 859. The village, perched on a hill at an altitude of 281 meters
above sea level, is worth a visit for several reasons: the beauty of its
castle, among the most impressive in all of Piedmont, the possibility of scenic
itineraries by car and on foot, but also convenience, since the village can be
reached in a few minutes by car from Casale Monferrato, a hub that accomodates all essential services as
well as large supermarkets and shopping stores.
