Sleeping in Cascina
Our idea of sustainability also guided the renovation of the farmhouse. We have chosen to preserve the original stone and brick structure, integrating it with green building techniques and solutions capable of reducing environmental impact and improving energy efficiency.
The advanced thermal insulation, the triple glazed windows, the solar panels for domestic hot water and the photovoltaic system tell a precise way of living in this place: respecting its history, limiting waste and looking to the future with coherence.
The charm of the farmhouse
Sleeping here means living in a real place, where every space preserves traces of its history and the farmer work of the past.
Wellbeing and sustainability
The farmhouse has been renovated with great attention to the environment, combining original materials, green building and energy efficiency.
Hospitality that tastes like home
Welcoming, for us, means making every guest feel part of a lived-in place, authentic and deeply linked to the land.
Common areas
The common areas of the farmhouse are designed to let guests experience the authentic character of this place. From the breakfast room to the farmer museum, to the portico overlooking the quiet countryside, each room preserves a part of its history and invites you to slow down.
The breakfast room
Breakfast is served in the old stable, now renovated while maintaining the original warmth of the rooms as much as possible. Here the stones, bricks and furnishings of the rural tradition interact with a simple and refined welcome.
Breakfast enhances what we produce and what the area offers: fruit, honey, jams, homemade desserts and, when possible, also typical local products.
The farmer’s museum
The farmer museum was born from the desire to preserve and share the memory of the rural world. It’s not just a collection of tools and ancient objects, but a space that recounts the gestures, crafts, habits, and values that have shaped rural life.
For us, it’s a heritage to be preserved and brought to life, especially for the new generations, because knowing the past helps us better understand the present.
















