£747,903
(€82/sq. ft)
€880,000
3 bed property for saleCanelli Recapito Gancia, At, Italy
3 beds
3 baths
5 receptions
10,764 sq. ft
About this property
Historic Palazzo In The Heart Of Canelli
In the heart of Canelli’s historic centre, this historic palazzo dating back to 1630 captures the charm of a 17th-century residence and offers considerable potential for a boutique hospitality project. Its generous proportions, multiple apartments and atmospheric historic wine cellars make the property particularly appealing to those wishing to transform a period building into guest accommodation rooted in the region and its winemaking heritage.
The property has a commercial floor area of approximately 1,000 m2 and benefits from two entrances on different streets. Inside, the private courtyard provides a secluded space in the town centre, connecting the residential units, garages and wine cellars. This layout lends itself to a hospitality concept with independent accommodation while preserving the unified character of the palazzo.
The residence’s historic character is particularly evident on the piano nobile, the principal reception floor, where sensitive restoration has enhanced the original inlaid parquet floors and the distinctive interiors. A reception room leads into a spacious drawing room with a fireplace, an elegant space that could become the welcoming social heart of a future hospitality establishment. The apartment also includes an eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the terraces provide additional outdoor living spaces.
The second floor houses two further apartments, an appealing arrangement both for residential use and for a project offering self-contained guest accommodation. The spacious attic presents further opportunities for conversion and enhancement, to be assessed according to the intended project.
Among the palazzo’s most distinctive features are its historic private wine cellars, reflecting the residence’s connection to Canelli’s history and wine culture. These atmospheric spaces could become the focal point of a guest experience inspired by the region, with areas for wine storage, tastings and food and wine experiences.
With its size, layout and historic identity, the property offers an attractive foundation for the creation of a period residence with guest apartments or a boutique hospitality establishment, subject to the necessary technical assessments and approvals. A palazzo that combines the prestige of a 17th-century residence with the potential to create a distinctive hospitality project in the heart of Canelli.
In the heart of Canelli’s historic centre, this historic palazzo dating back to 1630 captures the charm of a 17th-century residence and offers considerable potential for a boutique hospitality project. Its generous proportions, multiple apartments and atmospheric historic wine cellars make the property particularly appealing to those wishing to transform a period building into guest accommodation rooted in the region and its winemaking heritage.
The property has a commercial floor area of approximately 1,000 m2 and benefits from two entrances on different streets. Inside, the private courtyard provides a secluded space in the town centre, connecting the residential units, garages and wine cellars. This layout lends itself to a hospitality concept with independent accommodation while preserving the unified character of the palazzo.
The residence’s historic character is particularly evident on the piano nobile, the principal reception floor, where sensitive restoration has enhanced the original inlaid parquet floors and the distinctive interiors. A reception room leads into a spacious drawing room with a fireplace, an elegant space that could become the welcoming social heart of a future hospitality establishment. The apartment also includes an eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the terraces provide additional outdoor living spaces.
The second floor houses two further apartments, an appealing arrangement both for residential use and for a project offering self-contained guest accommodation. The spacious attic presents further opportunities for conversion and enhancement, to be assessed according to the intended project.
Among the palazzo’s most distinctive features are its historic private wine cellars, reflecting the residence’s connection to Canelli’s history and wine culture. These atmospheric spaces could become the focal point of a guest experience inspired by the region, with areas for wine storage, tastings and food and wine experiences.
With its size, layout and historic identity, the property offers an attractive foundation for the creation of a period residence with guest apartments or a boutique hospitality establishment, subject to the necessary technical assessments and approvals. A palazzo that combines the prestige of a 17th-century residence with the potential to create a distinctive hospitality project in the heart of Canelli.



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