Historical notes

Research has shown that the multifunctional space was a 17th century open cloister. The cloister was an extension of the 17th century San Pancrazio Oratory which over time was remodelled and finally closed. The long and rectangular « Sophora » room (55mq, long and rectangular) had a series of arches supported by coloumns. Nowadays, this room is attached to another spacious and squared room, called « Agapanthus » (50mq) through an imposing arch with original barrel vaults in local brick work. It was most probably an icehouse, ‘neviera’, with a large floor level opening where fresh snow would be thrown in. The floor has been restored with the innovative seamless « poliepo » resin, the first example in Le Marche region.

Technical Data

The recent restoration of the ancient riding stables enabled the creation of a new multifunctional space: two rooms of sixty and fifty square metres respectively are available to accommodate all types of work meetings. This is the ideal place for high level occasions in a discrete and welcoming atmosphere. The structure is fitted with the latest equipment and with everything that business people could require. These services are completed with coffee breaks and working breakfasts.

Sophora Room (rectangular room, 55 mq)
Agapanthus Room (square room, 50 sq m)

Equipment available:
Amplification and microphones in both rooms
Internet connection
Overhead projectors Flip-chart boards VHS video recorder
Slide projector
DVD player

On request:
Closed-circuit
TV Giant screen
TV Metaplan
Laser pointer
Videoconferencing
Notebook
Simultaneous translation

Additional services:
Secretary’s office and reception
Coffee breaks
Cocktails
Working breakfasts
Gala dinners
Theme dinners
Parties