"Maison Cècile," an apartment in a historic villa with a park in the town of Agliè, just a short walk from the Ducal Castle, is a cozy and well-equipped residence.
Agliè is located in an area renowned for the tourist, cultural, culinary, sporting, and traditional attractions that characterize the Canavese region and beyond: 40 km from Turin, 30 km from the Aosta Valley, and 50 km from the Gran Paradiso National Park.
The town features bars, restaurants, and traditional artisan pastry shops.
The property
The apartment, located on the first floor of the villa, includes a modern, fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living room with a TV, two spacious bedrooms overlooking the park, 1 bathroom with a hydromassage shower, a terrace overlooking the greenery, as well as a green area in front of the house where you can read, work, or relax outdoors in the shade of the trees.
The private parking area can accommodate up to two cars.

The house can accommodate up to 6 people, including adults and children, with the following layout:
- Bedroom 1: double bed + single beds;
- Bedroom 2: double bed

The price includes:
- bed linens, towels, and kitchen linens;
- water, electricity, gas, and heating.
Guest access
Guests have access to the entire apartment and the outdoor area.

Check-in: after 4:00 p.m.
Check-out: by 10:00 a.m.
If you would like to check in early or check out late, please let us know before completing your reservation.

To ensure public safety, Italian law requires property owners to provide the police headquarters with the names and personal information of their guests. Therefore, upon arrival, we will ask you to show us the passport or ID of everyone included in the reservation.
Other things to keep in mind
THINGS TO DO IN THE AREA
The Canavese area, with its unique geomorphological features, offers countless sports and cultural activities related to the mountains—and much more! Some examples: DOWNHILL SKIING, CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING, ROCK CLIMBING, PARAGLIDING, HORSEBACK RIDING, GOLF, SPORT FISHING, CANOEING, SAILING, AND WATER SKIING MOUNTAIN BIKING

The Canavese Castle Circuit consists of a collection of ancient manors and castles that bear witness to a historic past often marked by popular uprisings and civil wars.
The best known are Ivrea Castle, Agliè Castle, and Masino Castle, and there are numerous castles to visit in the nearby Aosta Valley

MUSEUMS Small but numerous, the museums of the Canavese are distinguished by the breadth of the themes they cover: contemporary art, archaeology, ethnography, industry, and nature.

LANDSCAPES The Morainic Amphitheater, one of the most significant glacial formations in the Alps—both in terms of its size and its extraordinary state of preservation—offers unmissable views in every season of the year.

Gran Paradiso National Park: a truly unique gem for the Canavese region, this protected area—recognized throughout Europe as a natural oasis of excellence—offers tourists excursions in distinctive and thrilling settings: snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, or rock climbing among protected flora and fauna, recreational activities and various initiatives, stargazing, outdoor games, conferences, and much more…


EVENTS The Historic Carnival of Ivrea is a unique event recognized as an Italian festival of international significance. The spirit of the Historic Carnival lives on in the reenactment of an episode of liberation from tyranny, dating back to the Middle Ages: a baron who was starving the city was driven out thanks to the rebellion led by a miller’s daughter, who refused to submit to the jus primae noctis and sparked the popular uprising.
Spectacular and unique is the “Battle of the Oranges” between the historic teams from Ivrea, who literally lay siege to the city for three days.

Castellamonte Ceramics Exhibition: The ancient ceramic tradition of Castellamonte dates back 6,000 years. The presence of easily extractable clay in the hills of Castellamonte has, over the centuries, given rise to an art and technique in the crafting and transformation of ceramics that are unique in the world.
Every year, the exhibition features displays of traditional local handicrafts, as well as exhibitions and conferences dedicated to

FOOD AND WINE
The Canavese Wine Routes cover much of the