Colombaia Anibaldi, the farm inside the house.

Colombaia Anibaldi presents an unusual agricultural building as the centre of its hospitality: a restored Marche dovecote house surrounded by cultivated fields, small woods and an old olive grove near San Severino Marche. The operator lists four rooms, named Olivo, Oliva, Pesca and Ciliegia after plants on the farm.

That naming device is more than decoration when the farm's own produce reaches breakfast and the small shop. The official website says fruit is used for juices and preserves and identifies several olive varieties used for oil. These are the operator's descriptions, not findings from an agricultural audit or a meal assessed by this journal.

The property also advertises an outdoor pool, hot tub, Wi-Fi and dinners or tastings on request. Each of those details is seasonal or arrangement-dependent. Prospective guests should confirm which room is offered, what breakfast contains, when the pool operates and whether a farm dinner is available on the intended dates.

We have not stayed at the agriturismo or evaluated its products, rooms or service. The licensed panorama shows San Severino Marche from Serripola in March 2020, providing territorial context rather than depicting the accommodation. No rating or verified guest testimony is included.