It is the place where, originally, came the olives to be pressed to the mill in stone on the ground floor. It consists of entrance hall with wardrobe made ​​in the niche where the olives down, private bathroom with shower, bedroom with king size bed with headboard of the 1700, toilet and desk consoles liberty, sitting area with armchairs and coffee table-shaped champagne cork. It takes its name from a reproduction of a portrait of Perugino.