In the early 20th century, the farmhouse, located right on the border with the Austro-Hungarian Empire, served as a customs collection point. Payment of the duty, which was collected by the forest caretaker, took place in the little house where the wellness area has now been set up.

The building that now houses the flats of the Casale al Dazio was the site of the inn, where travellers stayed. The travellers also had a shop and a stable to rest their horses.

After the Second World War, the farmhouse was bought by the Buratti family, who decided to renovate it in 2020 and use it as a holiday home.