Description
Located between Fasano and the Adriatic coast, in one of the most sought-after areas of the region, this 1730 Masseria has been restored to its original configuration through a careful intervention that respects the authentic rural architecture.
Materials, volumes, and proportions have been maintained without alterations, preserving the agricultural identity and constructive coherence of the complex.
The property extends over more than twelve hectares cultivated with organic olive groves, with constant management and care.
The covered area exceeds one thousand square meters and includes sixteen independent housing units with a total of twenty rooms, distributed around a central courtyard.
The main core is completed by a natural stone pool, landscaped gardens, technical rooms, and functional service areas.
Particularly characteristic is the stone cave, rigorously restored, which today serves as a multifunctional space.
The chapel, consecrated in 1826 and topped by a stone statue dedicated to Saint Martin, gives the property its name and represents an architectural and identity landmark. A rare feature among Apulian Masseria, it adds character and historical depth.
The structure is equipped with efficient systems, an autonomous energy system, and a well-calibrated and rational internal space distribution, creating a perfectly balanced and functional system.
The property is already operational, ready to be enhanced with a solid project.
The general configuration, the independence of the units, and the availability of accessory volumes allow for the natural integration of evolved hospitality models, events, mixed activities, or excellent residential living.
The farmhouse presents itself as a concrete base for a measured, conscious, and already positioned operation.
