Laudable rural complex, already owned by the Benedictine Fathers of Parma. Later property of the family Rodino, of the Levi and now Cantarelli's. There was also an existing mill attached at the beginning of the XVII century and reported in the Italian hydrographic card dated 1880. It's especially highlighted the civil country house with square plan developed on three levels, escarpment wall and four-pitched roof and also a rural building with juxtaposed elements aligned with dead door and northern rustic characterized by jealousy lights; the roof is two-pitched with undifferentiated ridge and firebreak summit. Lastly, the dairy with octagonal plan and archiacuted windows.