Where is Villa Asti located?

Villa Asti is located in Piemonte, Northern Italy, near the village of Roccaverano in the Asti province.

What is the area around Villa Asti like?

The area is quiet and unspoiled, with rolling hills, small villages, and panoramic views, offering an authentic Italian countryside experience.

Is Villa Asti close to Langhe and Monferrato?

Yes, Villa Asti is located between the Langhe and Monferrato regions, both known for wine, food, and landscapes.

How far is the villa from the coast?

The Ligurian coast is approximately one hour away by car.

How far is Villa Asti from major cities?

Villa Asti is around two hours from Milan and 1.5–2 hours from Nice.

What can you do in the area?

Guests can explore villages, enjoy wine tastings, visit markets, go hiking, and experience local food and culture.

Is the area touristy?

No, the area is relatively undiscovered and offers a quieter alternative to more crowded regions.

Yes, a car is recommended as the villa is located in the countryside.

Location – Piemonte Wine Country

Villa Asti is set high in the rolling hills of southern Piemonte, surrounded by open landscapes, nature and quiet medieval villages. Here you are far from crowds, yet within easy reach of some of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions. The view stretches for miles — sometimes even above the clouds.

The landscape

The surrounding countryside forms part of the UNESCO wine landscapes of Langhe, Roero and Monferrato, home to famous wines such as Barolo, Barbaresco and Barbera.

Distances

5 min – Roccaverano

25 min – Acqui Terme

40 min – Alba & Langhe

55 min – Ligurian coast

90 min – Turin

120 min – Milan

Markets, wineries or places to eat?

Find more info about what to find this in the area around Villa Asti

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PIEMONTE

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Piemonte lies in the north-west of Italy, where rolling hills meet the Alps. The region has a long history shaped by the House of Savoy and was once the political heart of the movement that united Italy. Today it is known for its slow rhythms, rich culinary traditions and some of Italy’s finest wines, including Barolo and Barbaresco. Explore elegant Turin, medieval hill towns like Alba, Asti and Acqui Terme, and the vineyard landscapes of the Langhe and Monferrato, a UNESCO World Heritage area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Villa Asti is located in the hills of Piemonte in Northern Italy, near the small village of Roccaverano in the Asti province.
The area is quiet, natural, and unspoiled, with rolling hills, small villages, and panoramic views. It is less crowded than Tuscany and offers a more authentic Italian countryside experience.
Yes, Villa Asti is located between the Langhe and Monferrato regions, both known for their wine, food, and beautiful landscapes.
Yes, we recommend having a car, as the villa is located in the countryside and most experiences in the area require driving.

The Ligurian coast can be reached in approximately one hour by car, making it easy to combine countryside living with trips to the sea.
The villa is around two hours from Milan and approximately 1.5–2.5 hours from Nice, making it accessible while still feeling remote and private. Torin is a 2 hours drive
Guests can explore local villages, enjoy wine tastings, visit markets, go hiking, or simply relax and enjoy the landscape. The area is known for food, wine, and slow living.
No, the area is relatively undiscovered compared to other parts of Italy, offering a more peaceful and authentic experience.