8 bedrooms masseria, 500 m²

Ceglie Messapica, Brindisi (province)

Itria Valley

Ceglie Messapica, Itria Valley, Brindisi, Apulia
In the middle of the Itria Valley, between the picturesque towns of Ceglie Messapica, Ostuni and Cisternino, D'Amico Immobiliare offers you for sale this historic Masseria dating back to 1754, on two levels, within an estate of 65,000 sqm.
The Masseria
A mansion where every room exudes history, authenticity and tradition.
Arranged on 2 levels, with a total covered surface area of approximately 500 square metres, the Masseria is composed of rustic and bright rooms.
On the ground floor, entirely embellished with beautiful star vaults in excellent condition, which lends itself to becoming a living area, where there is also a splendid wood-burning fireplace. On the same level, there are other rooms, also with typical vaulted ceilings, which are warm and cosy spaces, ideal for becoming the heart of the new dwelling once restored.
On the first floor, there are the rooms that are best suited as bedrooms, with a small balcony, and offer a panoramic view of the countryside, embellished with arable land and large, scenic olive groves.
At the entrance, stands a beautiful trullo, which could be converted into a charming dependance. 
The Masseria overlooks a plot of land, mainly arable land, where new olive trees, fruit trees, vineyard, or new crops could be planted to make the property more complete and sustainable. 
The property, thanks also to its location, lends itself well to becoming both a luxurious private residence and a small, elegant accommodation facility, within an area increasingly in demand by international tourism.
The Location
This historic Masseria is for sale in Ceglie Messapica, in the province of Brindisi, Puglia.
Ceglie Messapica is one of the most ancient villages in Puglia. Located in the centre of the Itria Valley, the town is 6 km from the Masseria and 20 km from Brindisi airport.
The Itria Valley is an area in the heart of Apulia, straddling the provinces of Taranto, Brindisi and Bari, characterised by a highly scenic rural area with expanses of olive groves, vineyards and Mediterranean scrub forests.
The Valle D'Itria is identified, in particular, by the large presence of trulli and masserie, typical constructions that testify to the past and present of a fervent productive environment, and a splendid rural heritage in architectural terms. Moreover, its villages reflect the area's deepest and most authentic history: from the trulli of Alberobello to the ‘white city’ of Ostuni; from the crystal-clear sea of Monopoli and Polignano to the karst caves of Castellana and the centuries-old history of Ceglie Messapica, Locorotondo and Cisternino.