Farm-house Casale Bonaparte

Description Casale Bonaparte

The farmhouse is housed in the old farmhouse dating back to the 17th century, which has been skilfully restored and still preserves the original structure and materials. still retains its original structure and materials. It is thought to have been during the period of the Duchy of Castro papal customs, later, around 1800, it belonged to Lucien Bonaparte (hence the name), Napoleon's brother, and Prince of Musignano and Canino, who made it his hunting lodge. Emblems of Luciano Bonaparte's ownership of the 'Casale' remain in the coat of arms on the main door on which is engraved with the Bonaparte family name, and the columns of the gate representing the Principality of Musignano and Canino. The rooms on two levels are characterised by vaulted and wooden ceilings, exposed beams, terracotta floors, antique furniture as well as modern conveniences. On the ground floor one of the many fireplaces of the farmhouse heats the breakfast room, which in summer can be enjoyed in the garden under the shade of parasols; on the first floor guests are welcomed in 4 spacious rooms, some with ancient fireplaces, all with private bathroom, wardrobe and air conditioning and facing a central lounge central lounge. Inside the rooms it is possible to add a third bed on request. In spring and summer, the garden in front of the Casale becomes a charming place to organise parties, receptions, and its proximity to the small church in the medieval village of Pianiano makes it an ideal place to celebrate weddings, as the structure also has a hall for banquets. In addition, the short distance from nature and archaeological parks, the sea, the lake and thermal centres makes it an ideal place ideal place to spend pleasant stays. Inside the farmhouse is the shop where it is possible to buy not only the famous Extra Vergine di Oliva di CANINO, produced by the same farm, other typical farm products of the area.