The stazzo is a mainly rural settlement typical of Gallura (in Gallura stazzu lu), in northern Sardinia and Corsica. The term "stazzo" comes from Latin statio "station, a stopping place in Gallura and represented the core of the rural life of thousands of herdsmen-farmers for hundreds of years. Indicates both the peasants and the construction company where the owner lives and consists of roughly rectangular shape of a house made of blocks of granite o. Stazzo Nieddu Monti Gallura farmhouse is the classic of the early 900 consisting of a large building divided into several apartments where several families lived together. Thanks to the land and livestock were totally self-sufficient.
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