Dimora PANE 18th century noble house in Monferrato

Welcome to the historic DIMORA PANE—one of the most fascinating historic buildings in Fubine Monferrato, located in the central Piazza Cristoforo Colombo, across from the majestic parish church with its magnificent ancient Romanesque façade.

This 18th-century noble estate, adorned with original frescoes and period furniture, invites you to enjoy an authentic stay—immersed in history, culture, nature, and the flavors of Monferrato.

The History of Dimora Pane

The house was built in the 18th century by the Counts of Cavagnolo and was later inhabited by distinguished families such as the Oggero and Pane. It once housed pharmacists, mayors, architects, and intellectuals who left a lasting mark on the local community. The 18th-century frescoes, architectural details, interior design, and historical artifacts tell stories of daily life, culture, and the aristocratic origins of the Pane family.

The Apartment

Relax in a peaceful, exclusive setting—ideal for sophisticated guests seeking both relaxation and inspiration. You’ll enjoy exclusive access to a completely independent apartment within the historic palazzo, which combines modern comfort with timeless elegance.

A perfect retreat for anyone who values privacy and independence and wishes to experience the refined atmosphere of a bygone era.

The elegantly furnished, light-filled rooms combine vintage charm with works of art and high-quality bedding. Upon request, a room can be furnished with two single beds.

Guests have direct access to the private courtyard, as well as the panoramic terrace and the portico (shared with the host).

Accessibility

The apartment is located on the first floor and is fully accessible—with no stairs or architectural barriers. The bathroom is equipped with features for guests with limited mobility.

Outdoor Areas and Relaxation

Relax under an original 18th-century arcade with authentic Piedmontese wooden beams—perfect for reading, resting, or enjoying evening aperitifs and meals.

The panoramic terrace also serves as a solarium—ideal for sunbathing, admiring the Monferrato hills, and enjoying unforgettable sunsets.
At night, you can comfortably gaze at the starry sky from antique deck chairs, accompanied by the hourly chime of the imposing neo-Gothic church tower that towers over the courtyard.

Exclusive Experiences

Your host, Roberto Pane, welcomes you personally upon check-in and is always available during your stay to provide you with exclusive access to all the amenities of this historic residence.

Every day, you’ll receive detailed information on excursions, events, local producers, restaurants, bike routes, and guided tours—provided by the nearby tourism office in the piazza, just 20 meters away.

Thanks to partnerships with local wineries, guests can enjoy a carefully curated selection of Monferrato wines right in the cellars of Dimora Pane—with the option to book guided tours and purchase wine and local specialties directly on-site.

Included Amenities

• Portable outdoor grill—set it up in the corner of the courtyard that’s most sheltered from the wind and smoke, and enjoy your barbecue. Grilling utensils and charcoal are provided.


• Washer, dryer, bed linens, towels, and soap for a worry-free stay.


• Free Wi-Fi and independent heating—for maximum comfort in every season.


• Four bicycles are available to guests free of charge.


• Pets are not allowed... except for St. Bernards.

Why choose Dimora Pane?

• An authentic stay in a unique historic residence.


• Modern comforts and complete independence.


• Tailor-made experiences blending history, art, nature, and cuisine.


• A central and strategic location for exploring Monferrato.


• Exclusive access to the historic residence, its halls, wine cellars, and exquisite library featuring works on art, history, and music—including a special collection of Victorian erotic literature.


• Proximity to UNESCO World Heritage sites and world-class cultural events.

Book your experience at Dimora Pane now and let yourself be enchanted by the timeless

charm of Fubine Monferrato—where every red brick tells a story and every glass of wine reflects the spirit of Monferrato’s centuries-old tradition, a region that was once a borderland of the Kingdom of Italy and an independent state within the Holy Roman Empire.