Residence of the

Lemons

An old barn converted into a sheepfold, today renovated with an attempt to maintain a balance between rustic-traditional and modern minimalism (contemporary Mediterranean style). Garden, reed-thatched pergola.

Detail

Dwelling of the

Olive trees

An old building used for farm labourers' rooms, today renovated while trying to maintain a balance between rustic-traditional and modern minimalism (contemporary Mediterranean style). Garden, reed-thatched pergola.

Detail

The

Stable
(multi-purpose room)

In an ancient, silent stable, overlooked by a double cross vault of exposed tufa stone, there is a room whose south wall offers the guest an original textural artwork by artist Albert Dejda. Using materials that blend the modern with tradition, it evokes the pre-Christian traditions layered in the history of this precious place, thus offering the guest artistic uniqueness and an original setting. The room, which besides books and volumes available to guests houses chairs and tables and a large screen connected to the fibre optic network that supports the entire estate, lends itself as a space for relaxation and, if necessary, for work, including remote work. Other works adorn the interior and exterior of the stone structure, from which the traditional outdoor bread oven rests in the piazza. The room allows for both retreating into the intimacy of reading and connecting with the outside world, or for hosting up to thirty guests for meetings, conferences, gatherings, and ceremonies.