It stands on a rocky outcrop where the little castle Ridracoli once rose. The hamlet still had 231 inhabitants in 1951, but it was abandoned in the late Sixties. Romagna Acque has recovered what was left of the old village, including this impressive three-storey stone house, which can now be rented for short breaks and weekends.

It is equipped with central heating, TV, kitchen, car park and garden. The 6 bedrooms can accommodate up to 20 people. The large dining room is cosy and rustic, and is made particularly delightful by the presence of a large fireplace and a beautiful wooden table, perfect for dining with friends.