Harmoniously located among olive groves and vineyards, the Castelrotto farmhouse combines Tuscan tradition with modern comfort. Dating from the seventeenth century, in its oldest part, Castelrotto was a possession of the Church until 1860, when it was acquired by the family to become a farmhouse until the '60s. Here was the ancient "Roman Road", an alternative to the more comfortable but unhealthy ways of the valley, through which the marbles reached Orvieto for the building of the Cathedral.
A pleasant sensation of tranquility and a spectacular view of two regions that blend together await you in Castelrotto.