This splendid flat is located in a historic late 19th-century building and can accommodate up to 4 people. At the entrance, you will find a modern and functional kitchen equipped with everything you need to prepare meals. The kitchen has a table for 4 people, an induction hob, a coffee machine and pods, a toaster, an electric oven and microwave, pots and pans suitable for the induction hob, cutlery, plates and glasses for water and wine glasses. Opposite the hob is a high table with two stools, ideal for a quick and convenient coffee and breakfast. In the living room-entrance hall, there is a comfortable sofa that can be quickly converted into a French bed (140*190 cm), making the flat suitable for families or groups of 4 people. The bedroom is an oasis of tranquillity with a large mirrored wardrobe, a chest of drawers with a flat-screen TV on top, and a double bed (160*190 cm). The bathroom has a toilet, bidet, sink and a comfortable, spacious rectangular shower where you can relax. The apartment features exposed brick walls, which make it unique and create a truly charming and romantic atmosphere.

My name is Patrizia and when I saw this accommodation, I immediately fell in love with it, especially because of its architectural and historical features that make it unique and welcoming, which is why I decided to share it with my guests. I hope that the atmosphere evokes the same emotions in you as it does in me. I am available to provide all the information you need and to share my knowledge of the city, events and characteristic places to visit.

The accommodation is located in one of the most beautiful and central squares in Asti, Piazza Statuto, connected to Piazza San Secondo, which has changed several names since the Middle Ages: Piazza dei Porci, Piazza del Fieno, Piazza del Vino, Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza dell'Ortaglia, as it was used as a market for the trade of animals and agricultural products. The square is located in a restricted traffic zone (ZTL) accessible from Monday to Saturday from 7.30 am to 8.30 pm and closed all day on Sundays and public holidays. Paid parking is available in the surrounding streets and other nearby squares such as Piazza del Palio, Piazza Medici and the San Rocco area. It is also located 650 metres from the station. In the surrounding area, there are shops selling typical products such as a cheese shop, a ravioli shop, two supermarkets, three pharmacies and numerous bars where you can enjoy hearty breakfasts and delicious aperitifs made with typical products.