The Feudo d’Asti: a 110-hectare park in Monferrato
You are inside a nature reserve, 8 km from Asti. All around you, unspoilt nature.
The entrance
Almost 1 km of tree‑lined avenue to the Villa di Valdeperno
From the gate, the avenue leads into the heart of the estate, where the villa comes into view.
- A private noble villa from the eighteenth century, it once belonged to Count Gazzelli di Rossana, grandfather of Queen Paola of Belgium.
- The Granai: on the ground floor, Granaio nr 5
The entrance avenue of the Feudo d’Asti
The Villa di Valdeperno
The Granai building
The pool
The estate’s pool, from June to September
This is the Feudo’s shared pool, open every day from 11 am to 7 pm. It also has a bar.
Granaio nr 5 has its own reserved area:
- 4 sun loungers
- 2 parasols
- 2 small tables
The park
The park of the Villa di Valdeperno
In the eighteenth-century park you’ll find:
- the lakes
- plane trees and willows
- century-old oaks
Wildlife
Roe deer, foxes and herons: the animals of the park
- roe deer, hares, foxes and wild boar
- ducks, mallards, herons and swallows
They are easiest to spot early in the morning: keep your camera close at hand.
The seasons
The Feudo d’Asti through the seasons
- In spring, poppies and trees in blossom along the avenue
- In autumn, the changing leaves of the plane trees and the ancient trees
- In winter, now and then, snow
The meadow in spring, with dandelion clocks
The avenue at dawn, in the mist
The avenue in autumn
The Villa di Valdeperno in autumn
The Granai under snow
The villa at dawn, in winter
Snow over the park
Sunset at the Feudo
A full moon through the trees
The path along the Granai
Truffles
The estate’s truffles, from October to December
These are the months of the white truffle of Alba.
There are truffles in the Feudo’s park too: it is not unusual to see truffle hunters at work with their dogs.
Book
Stay on the estate: book Granaio nr 5
50 m² for 4 guests, with a private patio and garden.