Masseria Monte Pelusello is located in the countryside of Martina Franca, in the province of Taranto, also known as the City of the Valle d’Itria Festival, a renowned tourist center in the heart of Puglia.
It is situated just 10 km from the town center of Martina Franca, famous for its Baroque and Rococo historic center, and is set within a residential area with nearby homes and hospitali
Masseria Monte Pelusello is located in the countryside of Martina Franca, in the province of Taranto, also known as the City of the Valle d’Itria Festival, a renowned tourist center in the heart of Puglia.
It is situated just 10 km from the town center of Martina Franca, famous for its Baroque and Rococo historic center, and is set within a residential area with nearby homes and hospitality businesses.
From the farmhouse terrace, you can enjoy a splendid view of the woods of the Murgia of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where Locorotondo, Cisternino, Ostuni, and Ceglie Messapica are visible.
The total area of the entire Masseria, including the building footprint, is approximately [hidden information] sq.m. (44.8211 hectares), consisting of woodland and arable land.
The Masseria includes: - A main house (Casa Padronale) - A farmhouse (Casa Colonica) - [hidden information] trulli
It also includes a water cistern: - 1 cistern with a capacity of 500 quintals = 50,000 liters
Distances: - About 10 minutes (10.0 km) from Martina Franca - About 14 minutes (15.1 km) from Locorotondo - About 9 minutes (9.6 km) from Cisternino - About 44 minutes (34.5 km) from Borgo Egnazia, Savelletri BR - About 1 hour 15 minutes (99.0 km) from Lecce - About 34 minutes (30.3 km) from the Adriatic Sea - About 50 minutes (43.9 km) from the Ionian Sea
Located near the charming town of Martina Franca in Puglia, this property offers easy access to the region’s beautiful landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Enjoy proximity to Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport and Brindisi Airport for international travel, as well as easy access to local culinary delights and vineyards. The region is known for its idyllic countryside, historic architecture, and vibrant festivals, offering a unique blend of luxury and tradition.