MASSERIA WITH ROCKY CHURCH, STABLES AND DEPOSITS IN OSTUNI, APULIA

Description

Masseria and its land

The property in Ostuni’s countryside is made up of a single body of about 215 hectares.
From the summit of the highest level you can admire the coast from the marina of Monopoli to the marina of Ostuni.

The farm of great historical value is divided into olive groves, shrubby pastures and woods, olive groves with predominantly secular trees, extending over an area of ​​about 40 hectares; the proportion of bushy pasture represented by the typical Mediterranean vegetation extends over an area of ​​about 100 hectares; the high-wood forest area consisting of pine forests and oak trees occupies an area of ​​about 60 hectares.

The buildings inside the property are represented by three units: the first unit consists of the manor house with attached stalls and warehouses belonging to the agricultural activity of the total extension of about 1000 square meters. The manor house dating back to 1700 is in excellent condition and has an area of ​​about 300sqm. The remaining surface consists of stables and warehouses in good conservation status. The second unit is a rocky church of the year 1000 set between the rocks and woods of the farm, in a good state of conservation. Near the entrance of the farm there is a sheepfold dating to the year 1600 in a good conservation state of about 150 square meters currently used as a barn. There is also a large reservoir for collecting rainwater from the year 1600.

Within the property, there are large karst phenomena, a destination of speleologists of various associations, affirm that within these ” caves “extended for several kilometers there are unique and timeless stalactites and stalagmites of the territory.
The dominant farm for its location and unmistakable sea view makes the property a jewel for a few enthusiasts and for those who want to make a charming home or luxury hotel.