Nestled in the Piedmont Alps, like a drop of amber on a centuries-old tree
In the Val Grande di Lanzo, more precisely in Bonzo, a small hamlet of mountain houses in the municipality of Groscavallo, is Ca' d'Ambra, a historic 19th-century villa, now a welcoming B&B.
Just as it was when it was built in 1850, the Ca' d'Ambra villa aims to be a comfortable refuge from the city, a place of retreat and escape at the foot of peaks reaching 3,000 meters.
The property features five spacious rooms that have undergone a careful restoration, preserving the spirit of the era. The villa was long home to cultured and independent women, who over time left their own personal mark on the house.
Today, Silvia, the current owner, originally from the Lanzo Valleys and a life spent traveling the world, seeks to revive the elegance and family warmth of the villa in Ca' d'Ambra, offering her guests experiences of peace and relaxation, without sacrificing outdoor adventures.
