Single family villa via Mosso 4, Moncucco Torinese

Extremely panoramic residence (MUST SEE...) with a view of Monferrato, Langhe and the Alpine area, in perfect condition, free on four sides, set in a large park with particular vegetation (approximately 30,000 m2 of which 23,000 are fenced).
Residence OF THE YEARS 90 where modern architectural connotations blend (exposed staircase "soul of the residence", antique terracotta inserts and fine finishes).
The PROPERTY is spread over three floors in addition to the basement as follows:
Basement floor: garage/warehouse , boiler room, laundry and cellar.
Ground floor: large living room divided into three areas (sofa area, living room with fireplace, dining room with access to the external patio), kitchen with access to the porch (barbecue and oven), bathroom, bedroom and storage room.
First Floor: large master bedroom with private bathroom complete with hydromassage, two bedrooms, bathroom, dressing room and two terraces, ONE of which has a view of the surrounding hills.
Second Floor: attic room used as a reading area and bedroom with terrace.
Wood/pellet and LPG heating (heaters with thermo valves).
Present four air conditioners.
Photovoltaic system and panel for the production of hot water present and active.
Shed in detached body (approximately 50 m2)
Complete the residence includes approximately 30,000 m2 of land with thirty-year-old trees, both ornamental and fruit.
Perimeter and internal alarm system and security cameras.
The property is 10 minutes from Moncucco Castle and the town, 50 minutes from Asti and from Turin
From the villa you can admire the castle of Moncucco Torinese, Monviso and the Alpine chain up to the Gran Paradiso and the plain up to the Maritime Alps. From the garden you can also admire the parish church of Albugnano (the highest point in Monferrato), the small Romanesque church of Santa Maria in Cornareto, the baroque church of San Michele Arcangelo located on the tops of two hills. But the outstanding monument is the Abbey of Vezzolano, a jewel of Piedmontese Romanesque art, founded in 1089 and classified as an asset of national interest shortly after the unification of Italy. The abbey can be reached on foot in about half an hour, along a path that crosses a forest. The village in which the villa stands is crossed by the Superga-Crea hiking trail.