Stone Oven House is located in the Val Pellice valley, on a separate hill among forests, streams, and grazing slopes. The property covers almost two hectares. At its center stands an old rural estate with residential and former agricultural buildings, surrounded by trees, paths, open spaces, and mountain views.
The estate took shape as a rural place, and that structure is still preserved today. Stone walls, the courtyard, the hayloft, the paths between the buildings, and the very shape of the land remain an important part of its character. Over time, the spaces have taken on new functions, but their connection to one another and to the surrounding landscape has remained.
Stone Oven House is not only the house itself, but the whole territory around it. Forest, slope, water, light, silence, and the changing seasons are just as important here as the buildings themselves. Together, they create an environment in which life, work, and staying here are directly connected to the place.
