The Casale is a traditional 19th century farm house built on ancient late Etruscan Roman foundations and recently restored into a family home.

Originally it was the residence of Count Guarnieri and the centre of a large farming establishment complete with outbuildings.

In the remote past it lay within the outskirts of the ancient Etruscan city of Vejo.

In the course of last century the house and its outbuildings were completely restored into modern residences.

The Casale offers now comfortable accommodation within peaceful and beautiful surroundings.

It consist of a solid rectangular stone building with timber trusses implanted on the brow of a hill with a wise east-west orientation that provides a variety of microclimatic conditions.

It has a ground floor with various reception rooms and a kitchen.

A first floor with four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

A second floor in a characteristic tower with the master bedroom and a bathroom.

Located in Cesano di Roma the Casale is self-contained