There are two types of rural interest and a dairy. A first building has elements juxtaposed in line with a two-pitched roof at undifferentiated peak; the civilian on two levels, to the east, has regular lights. The rustic has an architrave porch with several lights. Noteworthy then a rural complex with separate bodies formed to the west by the civil two-pitched. The entrance is archivolted and the lights are evenly and symmetrically distributed.The rustic, to the east, has a pitched roof and is characterized by a three-light round porch, one of which is buffered. In front of the Bacchelino di Calderoni collection, there is an elegant nineteenth-century newsstand dedicated to St. John the Baptist of the Compagnoni and Bassi family. We highlight the front porch with columns with leafy capitals and upper triangular frontispiece (1).