Wandering through the countryside between Tricase and Tricase Porto, the Masseria emerges behind a tall stone wall.
As we enter, a small square featuring a majestic archway, framed by tall camphor trees, that invites us to enter the property.
An old linen handkerchief, sparks our curiosity, found many years ago on the property, witness of a love story, became the symbol of the Masseria.
The delicate embroidery was tiled into a mosaic in one of the rooms.
The property is built like a small village, a masseria with trullo, a lamia with patio and a pajara surrounded by an orchard.
The property opens on a large terrace paved with local stones and shaded by trees, on the other side a pleasant pergola, ideal for al fresco meals, surrounded by a stunning garden that blends into the countryside.
The living area, over one floor, is a series of spacious and bright rooms, with floors made out of Trani stones, original fireplace in tufo stones in every room, barrel vaults and large windows in wrought iron.
A side of the house wraps around the trullo, giving a feeling of openness that boasts a one of a kind view of the stone walls and giant cacti.
The night area is divided in two bedrooms with ensuite in the main wing, two bedrooms with ensuite in the pajara and one bedroom with ensuite in the lamia. Thanks to a considerable residual volume, possibility to expand the property with additional 5 rooms with en suite bathrooms, to reach a total of 10 rooms and 11 bathrooms.
A unique property where no detail was overlooked, historical elements can be found in the repurposed materials, used with taste and elegance, minimalist designs in the shapes and furnishing, it all comes together in perfect harmony.
Strolling through under the cross shape pergola covered by wisteria and jasmine, between the citrus orchard and rose bush, a path that takes us to the swimming pool, outlined by dry stone walls with gravel terraces, sensory lawns, outdoor lounges and a relax area.