Holiday rentals in Angrogna

Romantic cottage in the vineyard "il Ciabutin"

The Ciabutin di Casa Aiva is the ideal place for nature lovers, for a relaxing holiday in an intimate and romantic cottage, overlooking the vineyard and with a wonderful view of the hills and the plain. The accommodation is simple and functional. Strategic point for visiting the region and for outdoor. For adults only, not suitable for children and people with reduced mobility. If you prefer more comfortable accommodation, or if you have children, you can choose Casa Aiva, on the same property.

Experience a Medieval Hamlet in Piedmont

Featured on "House Hunters International" join Sam & Lisa from 'Renovating Italy' at the Loft Apartment. Enjoy a memorable stay! The Loft Apartment is the perfect location for exploring the pristine Val Pellice. The Loft Apartment is easy walking distance to local restaurants, cafes, & stores in the village. An authentic rural setting yet only an hour from Turin. Unwind, meet the locals, & experience the seasons. Enjoy our hospitality... Bring your enthusiasm and some sturdy boots. Ciao!

Alloggio Margherita - Relaxation and Tranquility

The apartment is in a residential area surrounded by greenery with free parking space. From the veranda you can enjoy a pleasant view of the mountains and you can access the garden for exclusive use with equipped gazebo. Animals are allowed. Useful info to visit the Val Pellice and the surroundings, will be available at the entrance. In 5 minutes you can find: a bakery, 2 grocery stores, a merceria, a bar-tabacchi-edicola, a pizzeria and the "Cotta Morandini" ice palaghi.

Stone hermitage in the Alps

At 1178 metres in the midst of rugged nature you will find the ideal starting point for many fantastic excursions on foot or MTB or for a stay of quiet introspection. The property consists of two traditional houses with stone walls. One with kitchen area - dining room and large bedroom upstairs. The other with a small bathroom and a bedroom with a bunk bed above. There is everything you need to make a coffee/tea, cook, and take a hot shower. All in a sober way.

Independent chalet with breathtaking view

House in a splendid position in the Alps for nature lovers. Renovated and recently expanded with the studio apartment where you will be staying. Modern but in the typical mountain style. Humble in size but independent and equipped with all the amenities you need, incl. private kitchen and bathroom. Comfortable sofa bed for two. The town Villar Pellice is three kilometres away. The road to the valley is all paved but has some hairpin bends.

“La Ca Cita” Studio Torre Pellice (Gilly House)

Stay in a comfortable apartment at the foot of the Vandalino completely immersed in the Pellice Valley, a 5-minute walk from the center of Torre Pellice and a stone's throw from the ice rink. The bus stop is practically below the house (in the accommodation you will find all the bus and train schedules). Ample free parking is available. Before booking, please ask for confirmation of the actual availability of the apartment. CIR:00127500023

casa nenella

The chalet's interiors are a skillful mix of modern design and alpine tradition. One of the gems of this chalet, however, is its private sauna. Made of pine wood, it gives off a relaxing scent that invites guests to leave daily stress behind and enjoy an unforgettable experience. After the sauna, a dip in the outdoor wood-fired hot tub further highlights this mountain retreat as the perfect place to rejuvenate.

Charming apartment

Lovely apartment in the old town of Torre Pellice. The building overlooks the main pedestrian street. The apartment is equipped with all amenities: well-equipped kitchen, washing machine, television, balcony. The beds consist of a double bed in the room and a sofa bed in the living room (if you want there is also an extra single cot) The building is on the second floor with no elevator.

stone and wood chalet with fireplace

The name of this place is "Pierre's nest." Pierre's nest is named after Pierre Ribet who built this house in the early 1800s with his father Jacques. Protestant Waldensians, then considered heretics, were therefore isolated here. Not only did they build this house, but also the nearby houses and drywalls for the cultivation of these impervious lands.