Farmhouse Cerveteri - Sasso - Rome
Agriturismo Cerveteri - Sasso - Rome
Comfortable rooms, swimming pool, olive grove and farm.
A place very close to Rome where you can enjoy relax offered by the nature.
The farmhouse Casale Sasso rises in the green heart of the Cerveteri hills, the Tolfa mountains and the Pyrgi promenade (the ancient port city inhabited by the Etruscans) just 40 km from Rome.
Surrounded by natural parks and Mediterranean vegetation, the Casale Sasso farm, situated in a panoramic and quiet position, covers about 4 hectares planted with vegetables and fruit with the integrated pest management method. Vineyard and olive grove with oil production.
For all guests staying at the farmhouse it is possible to book lunch and dinner with local products at km 0.
Farmhouse near Rome
Very close to Rome is the ideal place to spend an unforgettable weekend among nature, history and sea in cozy rooms with services and taste the products coming from their own land.
Stay in recently renovated rooms in rustic style, all with bathroom.
Guests have access to an indoor swimming pool with olive trees on one side.
The west and south side face a gentle green valley and on the horizon you can admire the sea in the distance.
Guests can have breakfast in a large glass-enclosed room admiring the surrounding panorama just a few meters from the pool.
Ideal reference point for enduro motorcycle fans thanks to the many paths that wind nearby.
A few kilometers away you can organize horse riding by booking in advance at the “La Rosa Bianca“ riding school.
During the season, Polyconic Vase pruning courses are organized both in groups and with private lessons.
History of Casale Sasso
Old Ubaldo, grandfather of the current owner Ubaldo, received about 40 hectares of arable land from the Maremma Institution as a veteran of the first and second world wars.
With his children, in particular Rolando (father of Ubaldo) and Edmondo (the uncle) they cultivated these lands from direct farmers.
On the death of Old Ubaldo, his sons Rolando and Edmondo continued, together with Ubaldo's entry into society “the endurist“ to cultivate and cultivate acres of land to all that the seasons allowed.
As the years progressed, the initial company was dissolved and Ubaldo converted everything into a farmhouse,
Understanding that they cannot sustain the collapse of prices caused by new competitors from other Mediterranean nations.
He planted about 850 olive trees in the residual plot that he now owns (about 4 hectares of what remained after the wild divisions and rush to sell land).
Over time it has become one of the champions of the development of the territory, still little known and appreciated despite its millenary history.
