Three types of landscape exist on the estate: in the lower area the agricultural land with terraced olive groves, then the woodland populated by local fauna and in the highest part the mountains.
If terroir means territory, many environmental characteristics are a contribution in this sense: to on one side the natural geometry in the shape of a large fan and on the other the characteristics of the climate, in particular the temperature range and the cool breeze which comes down from the mountains in the evenings to the olive groves.

All the living units, whose names derive from the tree which characterizes the entrance, are situated around the square, once centre of the old village and today a meeting place for the guests of Casamora. Among these, some buildings are independent villas overlooking the park and olive groves, while others - the apartments of the village - have been built from the pre-existing productive and living structures overlooking the square.
The apartments are furnished with the antique family furniture, carefully combined with designer elements. Some of the latter have been designed by the architect Maurizio Montani della Fargna to lend personality and functionality to the apartments.
The guests of Fattoria Casamora can enjoy common areas such as the library, theatre, wine bar and billiard room as well as the sport facilities.

The most fascinating areas of the old Fattoria have been destined for the entertainment and leisure structures. Situated between the apartments and the olive press, the library and theatre represent an opportunity for guests of Casamora to meet and enjoy cultural enrichment in the form of games, shows and a wide range of books and magazines.
The theatre and indoor areas are set up to host artistic and musical events, meetings and conferences.
Outdoors, in the stunning scenario of the Pratomagno, among the olive groves and dry stone terraces, a number of paths lead through the delightful private nature reserve, along the river Resco with its waterfalls and amidst chestnut and beech woods. Lying in the areas closer to the Fattoria are a pavilion, on the borders of a small lake where lunch or a moonlit dinner can be arranged, and the tennis and football fields.

This corner of paradise is certainly one of a kind: in ancient times a convent of the late 17th century, it has undergone modern refurbishing to optimize comfort and take advantage of the interesting and picturesque spaces found within the complex.

Designed specifically to guarantee complete privacy, while at the same time encouraging socialization among guests, this is the ideal spot for those seeking an idyllic vacation in a new, interesting and stimulating location.