Where days are sun-drenched, dinners are wood-fired, and every corner whispers “stay.”

In the rolling heart of San Marzano Oliveto, Tenuta il Sogno – The Dream Farm – lives up to its name. Framed by ancient Barbera vines and views that seem too perfect to be real, this 1.5-hectare estate is a celebration of togetherness, taste, and timeless Italian charm.

Split into two wings – Saline and Italiana – the villa offers seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, two kitchens, and enough space to gather, wander, or slip away unnoticed. Each room is its own little love letter: terracotta tiles, soft linen, a touch of rustic romance. Outside, the pool shimmers beneath the hills, the terraces beg for lazy aperitivi, and the old forno rustica is ready to serve up midnight pizzas and laughter that echoes.

But the soul of this place lives in the vineyard. Cru Saline, dating back to 1928, yields the grapes for Tenuta’s Nizza DOCG – a wine with structure, history, and just the right amount of drama, crafted by Andrea Elegir. Some bottles rest in the private cellar below the house. Others are best enjoyed barefoot on the terrace, still warm from the afternoon sun.

This is a villa made for shared memories, long tables, clinking glasses, and stories that always start with, “Remember that night at il Sogno…”

For those who believe magic lives in the quiet things – like wine, sunlight, and solitude.

Tucked high on a vine-lined ridge between Mombercelli, Montegrosso and Agliano Terme, Villa La Mandragola is a seductive countryside escape for families, friends or lovers of beautiful things. Surrounded by 3.3 hectares of private vineyard—Cru Crocetta, home to Nebbiolo, Barbera d’Asti DOCG and Cabernet Sauvignon—this hideaway offers peace, pleasure, and more than a little enchantment.

Inside, four bedrooms open onto serene hills and cloud-soft mornings. Each has its own bathroom, so privacy flows just as easily as the Monferrato Rosso that matures in barrels beneath your feet. The interiors are warm and honest: linen, stone, wood, and just enough elegance to feel spoiled without losing touch with the land.

The pool is perfectly placed for long, languid afternoons. And just below the house, behind a quiet door, lies your private wine cellar – a space that hums with history and aged temptation. Wines by Susanna Galandrino and Alberto Adamo wait in silence until you're ready to meet them.

Here, time slows. Glasses fill. And the only thing louder than the silence is your own breath catching at the view.

Where the view stretches forever, and the wine takes its time.
Perched like a crown above the sun-washed hills of Nizza Monferrato, Villa Bricco di Nizza is a slow-luxury sanctuary set on its own Cru vineyard. With 360 degrees of rolling Barbera vines and nothing but silence between you and the sky, this estate invites you to settle in, breathe out, and uncork something extraordinary.

Spread across four elegant apartments, the villa sleeps up to 20 guests in ten serene bedrooms – each with soft linens, earthy textures, and private terraces that open to the light. Kitchens are open and inviting (if you ever feel like cooking), but most hours drift gently by poolside, with a glass in hand and a plate of local robiola never far away.

The estate’s Nizza DOCG wine, crafted by Susanna Galandrino and Alberto Adamo, ages quietly in oak barrels beneath your feet – some vintages so patient they still wait in the cellar below. You can taste them, of course, in the private cantina – a candlelit room made for storytelling and stolen kisses. This is not a place to rush. This is where days stretch like the view, and every sunset tastes like deep red velvet.