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<\/span><\/div>The old eighteenth-century stone farmhouse, renovated in 2010<\/strong> and located in a panoramic position on the hill, is the heart of our farm and now offers guests the authentic feeling of the country house where stories of life, love and farming have unfolded for centuries. We have always loved this land and we have been passionately committed over the years to safeguarding and enhancing it, by creating links between our work and traditions, history and nature.
\nFor this reason, while renovating the farmhouse, we preserved the original features of the building by using simple materials that convey warmth and are typical of rural houses in this area: slightly amber-coloured stone found in the fields, poplar and oak wood, iron and terracotta.<\/p>\nThe farmhouse is part of the farm originally called \u201cCerreto\u201d<\/strong>, probably because there are many Quercus Cerris trees in the area, and it is listed in the publication \u201cHistorical Settlement and Cultural Heritage: The Municipality of Quattro Castella<\/em>\u201d, edited by Walter Baricchi, which states: \u201cThe settlement is shown in old land maps from the beginning of 800 and probably dates back to the eighteenth century<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t
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<\/span><\/div>The old eighteenth-century stone farmhouse, renovated in 2010<\/strong> and located in a panoramic position on the hill, is the heart of our farm and now offers guests the authentic feeling of the country house where stories of life, love and farming have unfolded for centuries. We have always loved this land and we have been passionately committed over the years to safeguarding and enhancing it, by creating links between our work and traditions, history and nature. The farmhouse is part of the farm originally called \u201cCerreto\u201d<\/strong>, probably because there are many Quercus Cerris trees in the area, and it is listed in the publication \u201cHistorical Settlement and Cultural Heritage: The Municipality of Quattro Castella<\/em>\u201d, edited by Walter Baricchi, which states: \u201cThe settlement is shown in old land maps from the beginning of 800 and probably dates back to the eighteenth century<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nFor this reason, while renovating the farmhouse, we preserved the original features of the building by using simple materials that convey warmth and are typical of rural houses in this area: slightly amber-coloured stone found in the fields, poplar and oak wood, iron and terracotta.<\/p>\n