Casa Ruché is a restored semi-detached townhouse in the heart of a hill-top village (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). There's a double bedroom with a balcony , a twin room (can become double bed), bathroom with walk-in shower, and a large open plan kitchen/living room downstairs. The house backs on to a beautiful large courtyard with seating area. The local area is well known for it's gastronomy, wine production, and picturesque country-side used for many for mountain bike and horseback riding.

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Grazzano Badoglio is located in the region of Asti Monferrato - an area of historical importance, recently declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the village there are 3 restaurants, 2 cafes, 1 bar and an ice cream shop. Marquis Aleramo, Monferrato’s first Sovereign and Alemannic Knight of Saxon lineage, built an Abbey here 961, assigning it to the Benedictines. The Marquis attributed feudal rights to the Abbey, to which he remained devoted until his death, and, in which, he is now buried. Grazzano Badoglio’s Abbey was built on a hill - denoting it as a settlement of Roman origin. Grazzano was perhaps named after Gratius - a commander under Julius Caesar, who inherited these lands as a reward for his military victories. The town of Grazzano is dominated by the Benedictine Abbey, Parish Church, and the Romanesque Campanile (bell tower). Each of these monuments are open for visits, inside of which you will find Marquis Aleramo’s Tomb, frescoes and mosaics painted by local artists, as well as other items depicting the locality’s interesting history.