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Tenuta Pantano Borghese - Tiberio Apartment
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1 quarto 1 banheiro Acomoda 2 pessoas 47 m²
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Monte Compatri, Roma
- Cantine Fontana Candida9 min de carro
- Policlinico Tor Vergata10 min de carro
- Roma Est12 min de carro
- Roma (CIA-Ciampino)21 min de carro
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1 quarto (acomoda 2 pessoas)
Quarto 1
1 cama de casal
1 banheiro
Banheiro 1
Banheira · Vaso sanitário
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Tenuta Pantano Borghese - Tiberio Apartment
OUR HISTORY
The Pantano Borghese estate is one of the oldest in the Agro Romano and was acquired by the Borghese family in 1613, which in the nineteenth century reclaimed the area by letting the waters of the lake flow into the adjacent Osa ditch. The work made possible the agricultural activity that is still conducted today, after more than 400 years. It extends for 300 hectares between via Casilina to the south and via Prenestina to the north, in the countryside of the municipality of Monte Compatri.
Dr. Agronomist Federico Cavazza, grandson of Donna Livia Borghese in Cavazza, now leads the company which produces high quality fresh milk for the local market in Rome, as well as typical cereals from the Agro Romano. Agricultural activity is still prevalent and our guests can attend the various stages of working the fields and livestock, a now rare and interesting experience especially for rediscovering ancient traditions and returning to full contact with nature.
In addition, with its finely renovated apartments, the Company offers an excellent Bed & Breakfast service just 40 minutes by Metro from Rome (Metro Line C – Montecompatri Pantano stop). The apartments have been created in the ancient farmhouses and enjoy a splendid view of the Roman castles. Staying in the ancient apartments will mean going back in time, lulled by the history and beauty of nature itself.
For over 15 years, the estate has been an ideal location for weddings and private events, making all its natural and architectural treasures available to the public so far unexplored. The exteriors are characterized by the most diverse connotations. The scenarios open onto the Roman ruins of the Alexandrine III D.C. Aqueduct. and on the manicured gardens, expanses of cultivated fields and centenary cork clearings. The Alexandrian Aqueduct was the last of the great aqueducts built in Rome and was built in 226 AD. from Alessandro Severo from whom it takes its name. The aqueduct captures water from the springs that spring about three kilometers north of Colonna, near Pantano Borghese; it was commissioned by the emperor to feed the Neronian baths in Campo Marzio, between the Pantheon and Palazzo Madama, which he rebuilt and named Alessandrine. The aqueduct was built using all the technical skills of the time that allowed for lightness of masses and economy of materials. It had a concrete core covered in brick and its path almost entirely unfolded above the ground through continuous arcuations: its length is calculated in about 22 kilometers and its flow rate was equal to 529 quinaries corresponding to 243.34 liters per second. Already in ancient times the building underwent a series of important renovations starting from the III-IV century. A.D. (text taken from the website of the Municipality of Rome, Municipio Roma VII).
Apartment Tiberio, a perfect retreat for those seeking comfort and tranquility. The spacious and welcoming double bedroom offers a peaceful corner to relax. The bathroom, equipped with a bathtub, ensures comfort, while the living room with kitchenette and gas stove is ideal for preparing meals in peace. This apartment is the perfect choice for a practical and relaxing stay, immersed in the nature of Tenuta Pantano Borghese.
The Pantano Borghese estate is one of the oldest in the Agro Romano and was acquired by the Borghese family in 1613, which in the nineteenth century reclaimed the area by letting the waters of the lake flow into the adjacent Osa ditch. The work made possible the agricultural activity that is still conducted today, after more than 400 years. It extends for 300 hectares between via Casilina to the south and via Prenestina to the north, in the countryside of the municipality of Monte Compatri.
Dr. Agronomist Federico Cavazza, grandson of Donna Livia Borghese in Cavazza, now leads the company which produces high quality fresh milk for the local market in Rome, as well as typical cereals from the Agro Romano. Agricultural activity is still prevalent and our guests can attend the various stages of working the fields and livestock, a now rare and interesting experience especially for rediscovering ancient traditions and returning to full contact with nature.
In addition, with its finely renovated apartments, the Company offers an excellent Bed & Breakfast service just 40 minutes by Metro from Rome (Metro Line C – Montecompatri Pantano stop). The apartments have been created in the ancient farmhouses and enjoy a splendid view of the Roman castles. Staying in the ancient apartments will mean going back in time, lulled by the history and beauty of nature itself.
For over 15 years, the estate has been an ideal location for weddings and private events, making all its natural and architectural treasures available to the public so far unexplored. The exteriors are characterized by the most diverse connotations. The scenarios open onto the Roman ruins of the Alexandrine III D.C. Aqueduct. and on the manicured gardens, expanses of cultivated fields and centenary cork clearings. The Alexandrian Aqueduct was the last of the great aqueducts built in Rome and was built in 226 AD. from Alessandro Severo from whom it takes its name. The aqueduct captures water from the springs that spring about three kilometers north of Colonna, near Pantano Borghese; it was commissioned by the emperor to feed the Neronian baths in Campo Marzio, between the Pantheon and Palazzo Madama, which he rebuilt and named Alessandrine. The aqueduct was built using all the technical skills of the time that allowed for lightness of masses and economy of materials. It had a concrete core covered in brick and its path almost entirely unfolded above the ground through continuous arcuations: its length is calculated in about 22 kilometers and its flow rate was equal to 529 quinaries corresponding to 243.34 liters per second. Already in ancient times the building underwent a series of important renovations starting from the III-IV century. A.D. (text taken from the website of the Municipality of Rome, Municipio Roma VII).
Apartment Tiberio, a perfect retreat for those seeking comfort and tranquility. The spacious and welcoming double bedroom offers a peaceful corner to relax. The bathroom, equipped with a bathtub, ensures comfort, while the living room with kitchenette and gas stove is ideal for preparing meals in peace. This apartment is the perfect choice for a practical and relaxing stay, immersed in the nature of Tenuta Pantano Borghese.
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Aceita hóspedes de 0 a 17 anos
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Número de registro da propriedade IT058060B5YBBN2I75
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Informações a área
Roma
esta casa de temporada fica em Municipio VII, um bairro de Roma. Quem gosta de fazer compras pode encontrar boas ofertas em Roma Est e Via Veneto. Para quem deseja conhecer um pouco das belezas naturais da região, a recomendação é explorar Villa Borghese e Circo Máximo.

Monte Compatri, Roma
Nos arredores
- Cantine Fontana Candida - 9 min de carro - 5.1 km
- Policlinico Tor Vergata - 10 min de carro - 7.7 km
- Universidade de Roma Tor Vergata - 11 min de carro - 7.7 km
- Roma Est - 12 min de carro - 7.5 km
- Coliseu - 28 min de carro - 19.9 km
Opções nos arredores
Restaurantes
- Bar da simone - 3 min de carro
- Pucci Bar - 17 min de caminhada
- Ambrosia Officina del Buon Cibo - 11 min de caminhada
- Cosentino Arredamento Negozi - 3 min de carro
- Fly Food - 13 min de caminhada
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