Farm-house Collelago (Massignano)

Description Collelago

Agriturismo Collelago is located near Massignano, a hilly town in the Province of Ascoli Piceno, Marche, halfway between Ascoli Piceno and Fermo, just 4 km away from the sea. This facility is comprised of a stone farmhouse dating back to the 1800s and a rural residence dating back to the early post-war period, renovated with green building materials in respect of the environment and nature.

Services Farm-house

Outside, you will find the classy swimming pool surrounded by sunbeds and umbrellas, the characteristic porches tastefully furnished, the particularly well-kept green spaces and the areas equipped for nice picnics in the olive grove.

Breakfast

Breakfast, served under the porch by the pool, offers both sweet and savory treats made with authentic local products: homemade bread cakes and cookies, jams and juices, yogurt and seasonal fruits. You can also taste typical local products for light lunches and “apericena”, exclusively reserved for guests. Meals are seasoned with the excellent Collelago Olive Oil, an Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced from the 6 hectares of IGP olive grove that surrounds this facility.

Surroundings (Massignano)

Its advantageous location makes it easy to enjoy a number of historical-cultural, environmental, food and wine itineraries. You can experience the shores and beaches of this part of the Adriatic Sea, from Lido di Fermo, to Porto San Giorgio, Pedaso, Cupra Marittima, Grottammare, and San Benedetto del Tronto. Head out and discover the inland hills and typical villages, brimming with history and tradition that evoke a life on a human scale, such as Massignano, Montefiore dell’Aso, Campofilone, Grottammare Alta, Ripatransone, Offida, Acquaviva Picena, Moresco, and Torre di Palme. For lovers of outdoor sports, the Piceno Rings cycling district offers a dense network of routes that connect the inland hilly area with the coastline and seafront, in a protected natural area, amidst woods and typical Mediterranean scrub vegetation. Factory outlets of the footwear industry will meet the demand of fashion enthusiasts. This region is also famous for its artisanal and food and wine heritage, with numerous Slow Food Presidia, a testament to the respect for traditions and excellence of local production realities.