The house is on a hill with views of the Brembana Valley: guests have 5 rooms with wooden beams, arches and exposed stone, a wooden balcony and a separate private bathroom. The rooms Lillà and Peonia have their own exclusive balconies.
In the garden, on the terrace or in the woods there are secluded areas for reading and relaxation.
Meals are served in the Silter, a vaulted brick room with a stove where the owner, originally from Modena, serves traditional Bergamasco cuisine with hints of the dishes from her own origins, using the farm’s organic produce. The farm provides berries, apples, plums, walnuts and hazelnuts, which are then used for homemade jams and sweets. Outside you can see donkeys, sheep from Bergamo and Suffolk, ducks and poultry.
10 minutes from the San Pellegrino thermal springs, 20 from the ski slopes, and 1 hour from the lakes, the agritourism offers a number of options for different kinds of holidays. Nature-lovers can take excursions to Cancervo, Ronco and Sornadello, to the Orobie nature park, to Taleggio Valley Gorge, the Parina Valley and to the Brembo and Enna rivers.
Cultural tours include Oneta and Harlequin’s house, San Giovanni Bianco and its little villages, Palazzo Boselli, Via Mercatorum and Liberty style architecture in San Pellegrino Terme.
Plenty of sports can be practiced in the area: skiing, recreational fishing, canoeing and rafting, mountain biking, horse riding, clay pigeon shooting, mini golf, tennis, bowls, soccer, volleyball and basketball.