A masseria in the Puglia countryside, surrounded by seven hectares of centuries-old olive groves and fruit trees.
Masseria Montefieno is set in a location of particular landscape value in the Apulian countryside, surrounded by a four-hectare estate characterised by ancient olive trees and fruit trees. A place where silence and tranquillity reign.
The architecture reflects the authentic simplicity of Apulian tradition, with clean lines, elegant country-style interiors and magnificent views over the surrounding landscape. Every detail tells the story of the area: from whitewashed walls and stone courtyards to antique furnishings, preserving the charm of a past that is still alive.
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A pool surrounded by centuries-old olive trees, with sun loungers and large towels available.
Four hectares of ancient olive trees and fruit trees to explore and enjoy.
Fully equipped with fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, coffee machine, toaster and kettle.
Connection available throughout the property, whenever you need it.
Three outdoor areas around the main house, including a pergola ideal for shaded lunches and intimate dinners.
Bed linen, one small, medium and large towel per guest, plus a professional hairdryer in every bathroom.
Washing machine, ironing board and drying rack available.
In the heart of the Apulian countryside, between Polignano a Mare, Conversano, Castellana Grotte and Alberobello, just a short distance from the beaches of the Adriatic Sea.
Fifteen minutes from the trulli of Alberobello, the beaches of Monopoli and the Itria Valley — explore Apulia's masterpieces of art, architecture and gastronomy.
Masseria Montefieno is a living farm, where centuries-old olive groves and vineyards tell the story of the land. From our extra virgin olive oil to our Primitivo “Vitus” wine, every product is born from the care of the soil and traditions passed down through generations.
Discover the farmNestled in the Apulian countryside, Masseria Montefieno offers an ideal location to explore the surrounding area: from the historic towns of Polignano a Mare, Conversano and Castellana Grotte, to the trulli of Alberobello, the beaches of Monopoli and the landscapes of Valle d’Itria.
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