Casa Del Campo | 10-Bedroom Villa in MONTEU ROERO Italy

Twenty-six guests arrive at Casa Del Campo in Monteu Roero, a hilltop village in Piedmont that has stood watch over vineyards and olive groves since the 10th century. The villa emerges from countryside UNESCO World Heritage-listed for its landscape and food culture. This is where extended families and friend groups stop looking elsewhere. Ten bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, and a wood-fired pizza oven await.

Inside Casa Del Campo

Casa Del Campo sleeps 26 guests across 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, sprawling across two main floors plus an attic bedroom. The scale is deceptive from outside—step through the entrance and the architecture opens into genuine space designed for groups.

Ground floor begins with a sitting room as you enter, flowing into a capacious living room anchored by a Smart TV. The kitchen here is the kind that transforms reluctant cooks into eager volunteers: a fully-fitted space with steam oven, wine fridge, Nespresso machine, American coffee maker, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and blender. A dining table seating sixteen sits adjacent, alongside a room with a piano for evenings when conversation turns to music. Three bedrooms occupy the ground floor. The first offers flexible sleeping (double bed or twin configuration) plus a sitting room with double sofa bed and a full en-suite with bath, shower, bidet and WC. The second provides the same bed flexibility, a sitting area with two single sofa beds, and shower en-suite with bidet and WC. The third bedroom operates independently with double or twin beds and shower en-suite. A laundry room, boiler room and guest WC complete the ground level.

The first floor holds seven additional bedrooms. Two offer double beds (or twin configuration) with en-suites featuring baths, showers, bidets and WCs. Four more follow the same layout with shower en-suites. One distinctive bedroom on this floor connects via internal stairs to the attic bedroom above—useful for parents supervising teenagers. The attic itself contains a bedroom with two single sofa beds, accessed via this connecting staircase. All bedrooms feature thoughtful contemporary furnishings and natural tones that harmonise with the surrounding agricultural landscape.

Throughout the villa, Smart TVs, air conditioning in living spaces and bedrooms, Wi-Fi, and top-grade bathroom fittings create a foundation of modern comfort. Hairdryers, washing machines, dryers and ironing facilities handle the logistics of a 26-person stay with minimal friction.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 4,000-square-metre garden is where Casa Del Campo truly distinguishes itself. Ancient olive groves frame sweeping lawns studded with mature trees. Multiple balconies and covered terraces radiate from the villa—ideal for reading before breakfast or watching light fade over distant peaks.

The private swimming pool measures 10 metres by 5 metres with a depth of 1.5 metres, open mid-May through mid-October. Sun loungers and parasols line the water; on warm afternoons, the pool becomes the social hub of the property. Beyond the pool deck sits a wood-fired pizza oven—plan one evening where guests rotate between making and eating wood-oven pizza outdoors, with hills visible on three sides.

A canopied dining area accommodates al fresco meals even when sun beats directly. A barbecue sits ready for grilling. Picnic tables scatter across the grounds for informal lunch. Children will find a play area with table tennis, table football and bocce, activities that keep age groups separated or unified depending on mood. An electric car charging port and parking areas complete the practical infrastructure.

Location: Monteu Roero and the Surrounding Area

Monteu Roero itself sits 4 kilometres away—a journey of minutes by car or a vigorous walk if you prefer. The village clings to its hilltop with medieval authority. A 10th-century castle once hosted Emperor Frederick Barbarossa; ancient churches scatter through narrow lanes. The Rocche, a dramatic rock formation, rises from the landscape nearby and rewards a hiking expedition with expansive views. Several restaurants operate in the village core, offering regional Piemontese cooking that depends on locally-sourced ingredients.

Alba, 18 kilometres south, is the gastronomic capital of the region. The cathedral’s distinctive red stonework dominates the skyline. The Church of San Giovanni Battista contains 14th-century frescoes. The Federico Eusebio Museum holds Pre-historic, Roman and Medieval collections. But Alba attracts food pilgrims principally for its markets, festivals and the Ferrero factory—home of Nutella and Ferrero Rocher production. Walking Alba’s medieval old town, sampling local hazelnuts and polenta, and attending its truffle festival (typically October through November) convert casual visitors into return planners.

Asti, 34 kilometres away, maintains its identity as Italy’s wine centre, with numerous cantinas offering tastings and tours. Battaglio winery sits just 12 kilometres from Casa Del Campo—a morning visit combines learning with enjoyment. Turin, 45 kilometres distant, provides urban energy: museums, galleries, restaurants, and the Egyptian Museum rank among Italy’s finest.

The surrounding countryside offers endless recreational options. Cycling trails wind through vineyards on both paved and gravel surfaces. Walking routes range from easy valley strolls to Alpine scrambles. Tennis courts and golf courses operate within 20 kilometres. Horse-riding centres and hot air balloon operators provide alternative perspectives on the landscape. Truffle hunts, seasonally available, offer a distinctive Piedmont experience—groups follow trained dogs across woodland searching for the region’s prized tubers.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Del Campo accommodates multi-generational families—grandparents, parents, teenagers and younger children under one roof without enforced proximity. Three ground-floor bedrooms with sitting areas mean older family members access social spaces without climbing stairs; teenagers occupy first-floor bedrooms with autonomy; young children remain close to supervision.

Large friend groups find the configuration ideal. Ten separate bedrooms allow couples privacy. The dining room seating sixteen, expansive kitchen and multiple terraces support communal meals and natural social clustering. Table tennis, bocce and the pizza oven generate shared activities without obligatory participation.

Corporate retreats and team-building groups benefit from the space, Wi-Fi connectivity and on-site services (chef, maid, concierge available on request). Meeting-room quality improves significantly when set against vineyard views.

Couples seeking a large villa for entertaining will appreciate the scale without sacrificing intimacy—the master bedroom sits separate from younger children’s spaces.

Families with young children find the compound design protective: a gated garden with play equipment, ground-floor bedrooms enabling parent monitoring, and a pool without dangerous depths.

Practical Information

Casa Del Campo accommodates 26 guests: 10 bedrooms sleeping 20 guests in standard configurations, plus 6 additional sleeps via sofa beds and the attic twin room. Twelve bathrooms distribute comfortably across the property—no queuing for showers.

The nearest airport is Turin Caselle International (TRN), approximately 50 kilometres away, with a typical transfer time of 50-60 minutes by car. Milan Malpensa (MXP) operates 120 kilometres away, requiring 90-110 minutes. Turin offers direct European connections; Milan provides broader international routing.

A supermarket operates in Monteu Roero village, 4 kilometres away. Alba’s shopping centre, 18 kilometres distant, provides comprehensive retail options including specialist food suppliers. On-site chef service can handle complete meal preparation, or guests manage self-catering with access to a well-equipped kitchen.

The rental includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, Smart TVs, linen, towels and standard utilities. The swimming pool operates seasonally (mid-May through mid-October). Maid service, chef service, butler service, concierge support, and breakfast provision are available at additional cost. On-site parking accommodates multiple vehicles. Pets accepted on request subject to villa approval.

Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal demand and preceding guest departures—contact the concierge directly for specific timing options.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Del Campo

How many guests does Casa Del Campo sleep?

Casa Del Campo sleeps 26 guests across 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. The configuration includes: three ground-floor bedrooms (one with sitting area and sofa bed, one with sitting area and two sofa beds, one bedroom-only), seven first-floor bedrooms, and one attic bedroom with two single sofa beds accessed via internal stairs. Most bedrooms offer flexible sleeping: a choice between one double bed or two twin beds.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Del Campo in Monteu Roero?

Turin Caselle International Airport (Aeroporto di Torino) sits approximately 50 kilometres away, a 50-60 minute transfer by car. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is located 120 kilometres away, requiring 90-110 minutes. Turin provides excellent connections to major European cities and operates as the primary arrival point for guests targeting Piedmont.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Del Campo?

May through September offers warm, stable weather and full swimming pool operation (May 15 through October 15). June and September provide ideal conditions: warm enough for outdoor dining but without July-August peak heat. October is harvest season in the vineyards—guests can observe or participate in truffle hunting and wine-making activities. April and November see fewer crowds and lower rates; weather remains mild though pool access is limited. December through February brings cold nights and occasional snow at higher elevations, unsuitable for the villa’s outdoor orientation. Alba’s International White Truffle Fair runs September through November, making autumn particularly attractive for food-focused visits.

Is Casa Del Campo suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a children’s play area with table tennis, table football and bocce. The private swimming pool, 1.5 metres deep with a gradual entry, provides safe water play. Ground-floor bedrooms allow parents to position themselves close to younger children. Nearby activities include the Rocche walking trail near Monteu Roero village (4km away) rated suitable for ages 5+, and numerous family-friendly wineries around Alba offering non-alcoholic grape juice tastings. Local restaurants accommodate children’s palates alongside adult menus. On-site maid, chef and concierge services support family logistics during a week-long stay.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Del Campo?

The rental price includes accommodation across all 10 bedrooms, Wi-Fi, air conditioning in living areas and bedrooms, Smart TVs, linen, towels, utilities and access to all facilities: the kitchen equipment, dining rooms, living spaces, and outdoor amenities (garden, terraces, barbecue, wood-fired pizza oven, pool, play area, bocce and table games). Parking and electric vehicle charging are included. Additional services available at supplementary cost: maid service, chef/cook service, butler service, breakfast provision, and concierge assistance with restaurant bookings, activity coordination and local recommendations.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Del Campo?

Monteu Roero village (4km) operates several restaurants serving traditional Piemontese cuisine featuring local pasta, game, truffle dishes and hazelnuts. Alba (18km) houses numerous trattorias, restaurants and the Alba market—one of Italy’s largest food markets—where seasonal produce, white truffles (October-November), cheeses and wines are sold. Supermarkets in both Monteu Roero and Alba stock everyday provisions. Battaglio winery (12km) offers tastings and property tours. Asti (34km) contains restaurants and wine shops. Turin (45km) provides fine dining and international shopping options.