Ilfia AHOMA Maison

Set within the historic fabric of Montemagno, one of the most evocative villages of the Monferrato, Ilfia AHOMA Maison offers an experience that blends authenticity, privacy and understated comfort. The house is accessed through an original wooden portal that opens onto a 500 sqm courtyard, enclosed by ancient walls and historic buildings of the estate, and reserved for the guests of three AHOMA homes.

"Together, with room to be ourselves"

Ilfia is a contemporary AHOMA name inspired by an Arabic root of familiarity: ilf means a close companion, while ulfah describes familiarity, companionship and affinity. The name follows the spirit of the house: an independent two-level maisonette with a private balcony overlooking the shared courtyard. Here the day can open towards others or remain entirely your own.

The House

The maisonette extends over approx. 90 sqm, designed for comfort and calm.

First Floor: The Suite

Spacious bedroom with queen-size bed, premium mattress and four pillows

Cozy sitting area with sofa, smart TV, work table and high-speed internet

Two yoga mats and two rugs for personal wellness routines

Bathroom on the same level, equipped with shower

Private internal balcony overlooking the courtyard

Ground Floor: Living & Dining

Entrance into a fully equipped American-style kitchen, featuring a stone countertop, dishwasher and four comfortable stools

Adjacent living room with double sofa bed

Second bathroom with a large shower

Outdoor Spaces

The courtyard is designed as an extension of the living space, shared only with the guests of the three AHOMA homes:

Dining table for six guests

Two additional tables with four more seats

Ping-pong table, ball games and rackets

Five adult bicycles (one electric) and one kids’ bike (7-12 years) available for guests

Multiple parking options within steps of the property

A peaceful and sheltered environment, with the convenience of being in the village centre

The Village of Montemagno

Montemagno is home to the largest castle of the Lower Monferrato, a beautifully preserved medieval core of 12 narrow alleys (vicoli) and a monumental baroque staircase leading to the main church. The village offers six cafés and restaurants.

Within a short distance, guests can explore three major wineries, panoramic hillsides covered with vineyards, and a network of scenic trekking and cycling routes that define the essence of the Monferrato landscape.