Easy to laze the day away here, taking in the views: an exquisite panorama unfurls before you, and there’s a hillside for children to run wild on. The owners live in Turin, and giving life to old structures is their passion. Inside the long L-shaped building are stunning brick floors and characterful rafters, limewashed stone walls and rustic niches, curtains made from saris and antique French tables. Most apartments sleep two, some have a sofabed downstairs for a child, others interconnect. And there are interesting Japanese touches, including a wooden bathtub in Zafferano. We loved the pure white walls, the modern art, the chunky stone arches, the fabrics from travels abroad, and the doors that throw open to a narrow shared lawn and four private terraces. Views reach to the hills and distant mountains, and there is a delicious little pool flanked by rosemary and lavender, tucked away to the side. Cook a simple meal in your modern kitchen (hob, fridge, microwave), make friends around the barbecue, eat out in Murazzano, famous for its cheese.
We spent 10 days in Saffron House - one of the houses of Cascina Adami. The house, very pretty and cozy, is equipped with everything you need and the bedroom, very nice and comfortable, has an amazing panoramic view of the mountains. There is a nice swimming pool and a large solarium terrace with some deck-chairs (perfect for relaxing after a swim in the pool). The nature around is wonderful! The nearest town - Murazzano - is a couple of minutes away by car and there are some nice places to taste the typical dishes of the Langhe. The owners are kind and helpful! Highly recommended!