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Masseria moroseta
Masseria Moroseta is a stunning white stone farmhouse located in Apulia, Italy, surrounded by centuries-old olive groves that are organically managed. Built with local materials and traditional techniques, the modern architecture is influenced by the Masserie of the past. The Masseria features typical elements of Apulian farms, such as sheltered courtyards, arches, cement, and stone. The property prioritizes eco-friendliness, utilizing solar energy and modern green building techniques. It's a perfect escape for nature lovers seeking tranquility, with a breathtaking view of the sea and Ostuni adding to the charm.
Messeria Le torri
White washed walls, pastel blue shutters and a sweet little courtyard lit up by fairy lights; This modest masseria provides the perfect backdrop for an authentic, informal experience of Puglia. Masseria Le Torri is a family run structure located ten minutes away from Polignano a Mare, therefore perfect for those looking to discover the Adriatic coast yet wish to sleep in a quieter, peaceful environment. Here you are surrounded by countryside, olive groves and complete seclusion. Mimmo and Silvana Pugliese reconstructed with care their eighteenth-century masseria and opened up nine rooms in 2018. This is a prime spot for an authentic stay, because more than being your typical guest-house, you are welcomed into Mimmo and Silvana’s home as if you are family and friends.
Palazzo Daniele
She was an incomplete art, a brutally broken truth, but was sensible enough, to fix her own star.” A post corona virus isolation travel fantasy spent in at Palazzo Daniele where monastic décor exaggerates the grandeur of ceiling frescoes and standalone art and design pieces.
Dimora Bormioli Giancarlo
Located at the edges of old town Bari, this awesome Airbnb is few steps away Castello svevo di Bari and have an easy access and parking around it. The building is from 1819 and the entire building was endorsed under the protection of the Ministry of Architecture, art and culture since March 2020.It's full refurbished and have a wonderful courtyard being renovated.
Masseria Marzalossa
The Marzalossa is a historic Apulian farmhouse of the 17th century, still producing olive oil, wine and organic vegetables. The swimming-pool is built in an ancient lemon grove.My stay was wonderful, the rooms are down to earth and classic don't expect anything too fancy. To enjoy the place I'd recommend visiting it during summer or warmer temperatures.
Borgo San Marco
Borgo San Marco is a historic 15th-century fortified farmhouse surrounded by the Puglia countryside. A faithfully renovated fortified farmhouse set in an ancient olive grove, with a beach-style swimming pool, small spa and a series of ancient cave dwellings in its backyard.
Hotel La Peschiera
An intimate seaside resort, nestled on the shores of the Puglia coast near Monopoli A former fish hatchery turned luxury hotel, La Peschiera promises your own slice of paradise on Puglia’s shores. With just a handful of rooms and suites, and a private stretch of sand at your disposal, this boutique resort is utterly exclusive.
