Farm-house Torre Di Cordaglie

Description Torre Di Cordaglie

The Torre di Cordaglie holiday farm is structured in a finely furnished farmhouse while respecting the ancient local tradition. The highlight of the structure is the 'tower': a stone fortification dating back to the 12th-13th centuries, placed to guard the old Flaminia consular road, a link between the cities of Rome and Fano, and the various mills located in the area. Today's Cordaia, formerly known as Cordara or Cordaglie, as reported on old military topographical maps, is the place where the ropes that would have been used to tie sacks of grain or flour were made in ancient times. They wanted to give it a magical touch by combining the ancient and the modern. The structure, comprising flats and rooms, has 30 floors, and was built with the guests' needs in mind, providing them with every kind of comfort and wellbeing. The friendliness and helpfulness of the owners frame and complete the work.