In 1762, Michelangelo Balzani and his wife Maria Giovanna lived there, while in 1781, Caterina Braccini resided there alone. Later, the house was almost certainly expanded to accommodate farming families, such as that of Santi Brunelli, a tenant farmer in 1854, or Michele Michelacci in 1890, when the property belonged to the Giorgi family.
In 1901, the house had 9 rooms and was used for farming, with Filippo Giorgi as the owner. According to a 1916 census regarding wheat production, the farmer Giovanni Berti threshed over 33 quintals of wheat at the Casina, a modest amount compared to the rest of the low Romagna, but one of the most significant for the small parish of Rondinaia.