Coverage

Langhe & Roero, town by town.

I work across the Langhe and the Roero. Every property is different, and so is every village. Here's what's specific to each.

Where I Work

The Langhe and the Roero.

If your property sits somewhere between these villages and isn't listed, get in touch: coverage runs a little wider than this list, and it's easier to just ask me directly.

The Langhe

Langhe

Alba

The largest town in the Langhe, known for its white truffle fair and porticoed old centre, with the fastest rail and road links to Turin and Milan.

Langhe

Barolo

A small hilltop village that gives its name to the wine, ringed by some of the most celebrated vineyards in Piedmont.

Langhe

La Morra

One of the highest points in the Langhe, with sweeping views across the Barolo vineyards toward the Alps on a clear day.

Langhe

Barbaresco

A quiet village built around its medieval bell tower, at the heart of one of Piedmont's most prized wine denominations.

Langhe

Neive

One of Italy's official Borghi più belli, its stone centre rising above a wide stretch of vineyard.

Langhe

Monforte d'Alba

A stone hill town among the Barolo vineyards, its centre climbing steeply around a natural amphitheatre.

The Roero

Roero

Canale

The Roero's main town, known for its peach orchards and a historic centre built around Piazza Italia.

Roero

Govone

Home to Castello di Govone, a UNESCO-listed Savoy residence set among rolling hills and orchards.

Roero

Guarene

A hilltop village with wide views across the Roero and the Tanaro valley, built around its own Savoy-era castle.

I don't yet cover areas outside Langhe and Roero, but plan to extend to the Monferrato as Domus House Care grows.