Charming Masseria with Pool in Mottola, Puglia

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The masseria features a white plaster facade with stone details that elegantly define its character, including arched openings on the ground floor, a large wooden door topped with semicircular glass panes, and a small wrought iron balcony adorning the entrance. The stone slabs of the exterior paving introduce a spacious and solid ensemble, where the contrast between dark fixtures, the stone base, and light walls creates a sober atmosphere, tied to a luminous and secluded rural setting. The 3,500 square meters of commercial space tell the story of a property of significant size, comprising 19 rooms with 16 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, suitable for accommodating an extended family life or serving as a representative residence and, with necessary considerations, even as a hospitality project. The two-story layout is also reflected outside, where the facade alternates rectangular windows, French doors, and verandas with arches that give rhythm to the traditional architecture of the ensemble. The private garden extends the house outward and interacts with the stone-paved area and the surrounding gravel terrain, creating spaces conducive to moments of tranquility and conviviality. The presence of a private pool adds a central element during the longer and brighter season, while the parking space and cellar complete the property's functionality with practical amenities, useful both in daily management and in organizing extended stays. Each element contributes to defining a masseria that combines spaciousness, architectural distinctiveness, and a direct relationship with the outdoor spaces. Days here find a natural rhythm between the numerous indoor environments and outdoor life, with the garden and private pool becoming an extension of the house during the milder months. The property's size allows for imagining shared stays, gatherings, leisurely times, and a fuller relationship with the Apulian countryside, without sacrificing privacy. The architecture, with its arches, stone, and wood, complements this way of living with a tangible presence, never ostentatious, that leaves room for the light and tranquility of the setting. Mottola, in the province of Taranto, frames a property that stands out for its size, identity, and potential uses. It is a masseria capable of speaking to those seeking a secluded place, with generous spaces and a precise physiognomy, where one can build an important residence or shape a hospitality project consistent with the Apulian territory.