Arcera

Structure & bedrooms

In an extremely tranquil zone, close to Sibillini and Laga National Park, rises the agritourism, surrounded by lush woods that offer an attractive and relaxing panorama.
The building, of great architectural value, dates back to the 1000’s. It is made up of many lookout towers that have given life to what the historians define as “incastellamento” or battlements, or more simply, a fortified structure for defending the territory. In fact, the house reveals from up high on the hill on which it was built all of the valley and is protected from behind by a surfacing, dark sandstone rock chain that looks like a natural amphitheater.

The Mill (4 beds + cot) is an indipendent structure with two floors,overlooking waterfall, kitchen with fireplace.
The ancient structure is considered by some historians to be barracks of the Templari order, though tightly strengthened by the presence of a bas-relief discovered over an access portal depicting two knights and writing in Latin.
Three themed rooms: la caccia, il bosco , l’aia , all with fireplace, welcoming, rich in warmth and simplicity like the scents and products of its territory. The decor in dark wood and wrought iron recalls the materials and attractiveness of past times, which have found shelter here.

All of the rooms have double bed , private bathroom and independent entrance. Two rooms have a third bed (“La Papera”, the duck, and “Il Gallo”, the rooster). One room, one the ground floor, can host disabled guests, with bathroom and entryway accessible, entry arch, and outdoor area with sun umbrellas.

A short distance away is a comfortable apartment “Il Sole”, with independent entrance on a tranquil medieval little street. It is made up of a kitchen completely equipped kitchen, two bedrooms (one with double bed and the possibility of an additional bed or crib, the other with two single beds, chest, wooden desk), a bathroom.
Romantic, candlelit evenings on the balcony of our agritourism are recommended to all guests: in front of our eyes falcons fly and the boundless panorama of the blue sky and the emerald green of the hills of the Marches.