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Number of Beds: n° 15

Min/week: € 455,00
Max/week: € 1190,00

Min/day: € 65,00
Max/day: € 170,00

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Farmhouse: Rooms

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Il Codirosso room

Il Codirosso room: double room with bathroom-shower. Located in the same building as Le Casine apartment. On the ground floor there is a kitchen and a spacious dining room/living room with a very large panoramic window where you can enjoy the entire valley and where you can also have breakfast.

Le Rondini room

Le Rondini room: double room with bathroom-shower. Located in the same building as the Le Casine apartment.
On the ground floor there is a kitchen and a spacious dining room/living room with a very large panoramic window where you can enjoy the entire valley and where you can also have breakfast.

Le Fate room

Le Fate room: double room with bathroom-shower. Located on the same building of the La Torretta apartment, but with a separate entrance.
The room enjoys a magnificent view on the pool and over the valley. The name of the room comes from an ancient legend that recounts how the fairies of this area used to lovingly take care of the very tired pilgrims on the long journey to Rome and Jerusalem.
On the main floor of the building there is a tavern where you can spend time relaxing.

Le Guardie room: double room with an en-suite bathroom with a shower. It is in the same building of La Torretta apartment, with an independent entrance. The room has a breathtaking view of the valley and over the swimming pool. Its name derives from the Casa delle Guardie (the Guard House), a medieval construction that used to host the guards of Casoli's Castle. Its original structure is partially still visible.