Farmhouses · Piedmont
Farmhouses for sale in Piedmont: the cascina, restored or waiting.
Stone-and-brick cascine, casali and rustici among the vines and hazelnut groves of the Langhe & Monferrato.
The Piedmont cascina
The cascina is Piedmont’s farmhouse: a long building of brick and stone, often with a hayloft, porticoes and a courtyard, set among vineyards or hazelnut groves. You will also see casale and rustico, Italian terms for a country house and a rural building, often to restore.
Prices vary with condition and position. Listings show farmhouses to renovate in the Alta Langa and around Santo Stefano Belbo at around €500 per m², some under €100,000 in total, and simple village houses needing renovation from around €19,000. Restored farmhouses near La Morra have been listed at about €1,700 per m², and the finest country houses at the top of the market reach about €3,000 per m².
Renovation typically costs about €1,000 to €2,000 or more per m², depending on the roof, structure and systems. We arrange a surveyor’s inspection before you commit, so you know what you are buying.
Average asking prices per m², Piedmont vs Tuscany, September 2026
| Town | € per m² |
|---|---|
| Monferrato | |
| Rocca GrimaldaAlto Monferrato | € 726 |
| OvadaAlto Monferrato | € 809 |
| Nizza MonferratoMonferrato | € 1,092 |
| Langhe | |
| NeiveBarbaresco hills | € 1,193 |
| Monforte d'AlbaBarolo hills | € 1,420 |
| La MorraBarolo hills | € 1,625 |
| BaroloBarolo hills | € 1,694 |
| AlbaCapital of the Langhe | € 2,345 |
| Tuscany: Chianti & Val d'Orcia | |
| MontalcinoVal d'Orcia | € 2,271 |
| Gaiole in ChiantiChianti | € 2,594 |
| Castellina in ChiantiChianti | € 2,642 |
| Greve in ChiantiChianti | € 2,784 |
| PienzaVal d'Orcia | € 2,818 |
| Radda in ChiantiChianti | € 2,972 |
Farmhouses & country homes for sale
The collection
Our first homes are being prepared.
We are photographing and documenting a small, carefully chosen set of village houses, villas, farmhouses and estates across the Langhe & Monferrato. Register your interest and you will hear about each one before it is published, with an honest account of its condition, its paperwork and its price.
- First look, before public release
- Condition and paperwork checked in advance
- Private viewings, in English or Italian
Buying a farmhouse in Piedmont
How much does a farmhouse cost in Piedmont?
As a broad guide drawn from current listings, a cascina to renovate often costs €300–700 per m² (frequently €40,000–250,000 in total), while restored farmhouses tend to run €1,000–1,800 per m², with premium vineyard-view homes at €3,000 or more. Treat these as indications, not valuations.
What is the difference between a cascina, a casale and a rustico?
A cascina is the traditional Piedmontese farmhouse, usually with outbuildings around a courtyard. Casale is a general Italian word for a country house; rustico usually means a rural building, often to be restored or converted.
Are there tax incentives for renovating?
In 2026 Italy’s renovation bonuses give a deduction of 50% for a main home and 36% for second homes, on up to €96,000 per unit over ten years. They reduce Italian income tax, so they mainly help buyers who pay tax in Italy.