Farm-house Borgo Santuletta

Description Borgo Santuletta

Enchanted by the uniqueness and beauty of the Borgo, we envisioned a harmonious journey to explore its most charming corners, fully appreciating its authenticity. The experience begins with a mid-19th-century villa, meticulously restored and furnished with period furniture, featuring a delightful winter garden adorned with early 20th-century cement tiles that whisper stories of the past. Continuing on, the rural wine and farming museum offers a fascinating glimpse into local traditions, reviving ancient knowledge and customs. At the heart of the estate, the panoramic portico houses an outdoor tasting area, providing breathtaking views over the rolling hills of Oltrepò Pavese. A short walk away, a small vaulted cellar carefully preserves fine wines, while the thriving vegetable garden offers the opportunity to pick and enjoy fresh produce and aromatic herbs straight from the soil. Enhancing the charm of the place, a henhouse shelters laying hens and guinea fowls, a serene pond is home to geese and ducks, and a bocce court invites guests to unwind with a glass of wine in good company.

Description rooms

The two rooms of the nineteenth century, conceived in perfect harmony with the original architectural features, although different from each other, share the ceiling with exposed beams, stone walls and wooden floors. The furnishing with antiques blends in well with a careful search for original details. The other three rooms: Giulè, Sara and Vera are situated on the first floor, near a completely restructured farmhouse of the early twentieth century.