Embodying the best Italian traditional style and architecture, reflecting the rustic charm of Italy’s Piedmont countryside, the “Ca’Becca” is a private family property, nestled among the beautiful rolling hills of Biella, at one hour and a half from Milan and Turin.
A unique landscape of pine and chestnut forests and wide open flower gardens overlooking the valley, offering panoramic views and absolute tranquility.
“Ca’Becca” is a privileged location immersed in lush greenery, ideal for families with children and provides an idyllic retreat for those seeking peace, privacy and healthy life.
Perfect for smart working in a quiet and functional context, an escape from city life,
Bioglio is an optimal starting point for beautiful walking trails in Oasi Zegna, Alps and Lakes..
For exploring the region’s cultural and natural treasures: charming nearby villages like the medieval Riccetto di Candelo, Oropa sanctuary, traditional Biella’s wool manufacture and art galleries.
The region is renowned for its rich culinary traditions offering opportunities to visit local wineries, family -run farms selling typical products and authentic local restaurants.
Embodying the best Italian traditional style and architecture, reflecting the rustic charm of Italy’s Piedmont countryside, the “Ca’Becca” is a private family property, nestled among the beautiful rolling hills of Biella, at one hour and a half from Milan and Turin.
A unique landscape of pine and chestnut forests and wide open flower gardens overlooking the valley, offering panoramic views and absolute tranquility.
“Ca’Becca” is a privileged location immersed in lush greenery, ideal for families with children and provides an idyllic retreat for those seeking peace, privacy and healthy life.
Perfect for smart working in a quiet and functional context, an escape from city life,
Bioglio is an optimal starting point for beautiful walking trails in Oasi Zegna, Alps and Lakes..
For exploring the region’s cultural and natural treasures: charming nearby villages like the medieval Riccetto di Candelo, Oropa sanctuary, traditional Biella’s wool manufacture and art galleries.
The region is renowned for its rich culinary traditions offering opportunities to visit local wineries, family -run farms selling typical products and authentic local restaurants.
House 1
This charming 200 sqm country house, built in the traditional Piedmonts style, spans two floors and seamlessly blends rustic elegance with modern comfort.
On the ground floor, you’ll find a spacious, fully equipped kitchen with modern conveniences and rustic wooden furniture decorated by traditional tools; a cozy living room, and a library room with a sofa and television—perfect for both relaxation and remote work. A full bathroom is also available. Throughout the house, you’ll admire the exposed stone walls and graceful arched doorways, wooden-beamed ceiling and terracotta flooring which add character and warmth.
Each room features a fireplace, enhancing the home’s inviting atmosphere. Multiple access points lead to the two private gardens, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The first floor boasts three spacious bedrooms, two with double beds and one with two single beds, ideal for families or groups. A second full bathroom completes this level. The house is equipped with heating, ensuring comfort in all seasons.
Outside, the porch is undoubtedly the heart of the house, a peaceful retreat where time seems to slow down. Sheltered by sturdy chestnut wood columns and topped with an antique terracotta tile roof, this space invites both relaxation and conviviality.
House 2
Enchanting independent house, located on a beautiful hill with a panoramic view of the valley. In complete privacy
Featuring a large traditional porch with chestnut columns and a tiled roof, the house is south-facing, enjoying sunlight all day long. The spacious outdoor area, with a solid wood table, barbecue, and deck chairs, is perfect for families and groups of friends who want to spend weekends or holidays in relaxation and privacy, immersed in nature.
The house, entirely made of wood and spread over two floors, has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, thanks to its vintage furnishings. The traditional kitchen, with a brick vaulted ceiling and a fireplace, is fully equipped, while the living room with a big wooden table is ideal for convivial meals. The lounge, with a small library and TV corner, is perfect for moments of relaxation.
On the first floor, there is a bathroom with a bathtub and three bedrooms: two double rooms and one with two single beds. Recently refreshed in every detail, the house combines tradition and modern comfort, making it the perfect retreat for a holiday or for working surrounded by greenery.
House 2
Enchanting independent house, located on a beautiful hill with a panoramic view of the valley. In complete privacy
Featuring a large traditional porch with chestnut columns and a tiled roof, the house is south-facing, enjoying sunlight all day long. The spacious outdoor area, with a solid wood table, barbecue, and deck chairs, is perfect for families and groups of friends who want to spend weekends or holidays in relaxation and privacy, immersed in nature.
The house, entirely made of wood and spread over two floors, has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, thanks to its vintage furnishings. The traditional kitchen, with a brick vaulted ceiling and a fireplace, is fully equipped, while the living room with a big wooden table is ideal for convivial meals. The lounge, with a small library and TV corner, is perfect for moments of relaxation.
On the first floor, there is a bathroom with a bathtub and three bedrooms: two double rooms and one with two single beds. Recently refreshed in every detail, the house combines tradition and modern comfort, making it the perfect retreat for a holiday or for working surrounded by greenery.
Common part: the big shed and its large lawn
In the center of the property stands a large shed, overlooking a vast flower-filled meadow, fully exposed to the sun. This area represents the ideal location for communal lunches, barbecues, or simply enjoying the sun during summer days.
The shed houses a collection of ancient tools used for winemaking and grain processing, a traditional brick oven, and a long wooden table.
For lunches or events, prior booking notice is required. In the absence of such engagements, the area is fully available for relaxation and other outdoor activities.
Common part: the big shed and its large lawn
In the center of the property stands a large shed, overlooking a vast flower-filled meadow, fully exposed to the sun. This area represents the ideal location for communal lunches, barbecues, or simply enjoying the sun during summer days.
The shed houses a collection of ancient tools used for winemaking and grain processing, a traditional brick oven, and a long wooden table.
For lunches or events, prior booking notice is required. In the absence of such engagements, the area is fully available for relaxation and other outdoor activities.
Our story
La Frazione Becca is an ancient hamlet dating back to the end of the 19th century, situated in the village of Bioglio, a few kilometers from Biella and halfway between Turin and Milan.
My father, Franco, an excellent Milanese architect, purchased it at the beginning of the 1970s, returning to the village where his father Cesare, who had emigrated to Milan in the early 1900s, was born. It was a spiritual reunion and a lifestyle that enriched the entire extended family.
A paradise in the open air, in a private and authentic setting where one could retreat during leisure time.
Little by little, La Ca’becca became a small family hamlet composed of various units, all inhabited by relatives and a meeting place for the many friends who gathered every Sunday and on every occasion for joyful outdoor banquets, where cooking was an art and food a shared pleasure.
We children grew up in nature among plants and farm animals, simple and ancient games, races in the woods, hands in the earth, climbing trees, and lots of imagination—precious memories, authentic values. The barn, the hayloft, the chicken coop, the rabbit hutch, the pigsty, the vegetable garden, and a small room for the production of butter, cheese, and salami were our daily habitat.
Unfortunately, in the ‘90s, we had to eliminate the presence of animals because they were no longer permitted in buildings adjacent to houses.
Life flowed peacefully, walking through the woods and nourishing ourselves on the infinite peace of these hills, a place of love and good living.
In 2018, we daughters decided to open the doors to strangers, clients who love nature, silence, tradition, and the good life.
The houses have been renovated with respect to the original architecture and Piedmontese tradition. Late 19th-century houses with brick vaults, terracotta and stone floors. Wood, a warm material, is extensively used.
Life revolves around the fireplaces and large kitchens that become the pulsating heart of family life.
The experience of living outdoors, in its essence, is the authentic experience that these houses immersed in nature offer to visitors.