Historic 1940s Watermill: A Designer Retreat in the Italian Alps

Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of the stream flowing right beneath your window. Le Ca’ al Mulì is not just a vacation home, but a rejuvenating sanctuary located within a historic watermill dating back to 1940, in the heart of the charming "Borgo dell’Acqua" in Cerete. It is a place where mid-century industrial architecture meets contemporary comfort.

Every space has been personally curated by Roots Interiors to offer a unique aesthetic experience. We have combined the warmth of natural wood and original stone with a sophisticated "modern farmhouse" design. The interiors feature a refined mix of carefully restored vintage pieces and bespoke furniture handcrafted by our local artisans—a choice dedicated to those who seek beauty and the quality of natural materials even while traveling.

Our suites are designed to make you feel at home, even for extended stays. You will find a designer kitchen, fully equipped with a modern induction hob and oven, ideal for those who love to cook with fresh local ingredients. For your convenience, a private washing machine is also available for exclusive use. Regarding logistics, a private covered parking space is available for a fee right next to the property, located under a protective canopy.

We want your stay to be truly unforgettable. Upon request, we are happy to help you organize tailor-made experiences, including guided hiking excursions through the Val Seriana trails, bicycle rentals to explore the area on two wheels, and exclusive tours of nearby historic working mills to discover the ancient secrets of traditional milling.

Le Ca’ al Mulì serves as the perfect strategic base between the Italian lakes and the mountains. Lake Iseo and the iconic Montisola are just a 20-minute drive away, while the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bergamo Alta is reachable in 45 minutes. For outdoor enthusiasts, hiking and E-bike paths start right outside your door.

Choose Le Ca’ al Mulì for an authentic Italian escape where history, design, and nature perfectly intertwine.