Nestled in the heart of the Apulian countryside, among centuries-old olive trees and dry-stone walls, Masseria Le Lamie was once an ancient rural residence and today has been transformed into a place of authentic hospitality, elegance and tranquility.
The masseria has its roots in the agricultural tradition of the area of Villa Castelli, in Puglia, where for centuries life followed the rhythms of the land, work and the seasons. The original buildings, made of local stone, the lamie and the outdoor spaces have been carefully restored, preserving the historic soul of the place while enhancing its identity.
Today Masseria Le Lamie is a charming masseria with swimming pool, designed to welcome guests seeking a slow, authentic and refined stay. Each space tells a story through natural materials, traditional architecture and contemporary details, creating a perfect balance between past and present.
Alongside hospitality, the masseria offers a gastronomic experience inspired by Apulian cuisine, with a restaurant that celebrates local flavors and regional excellence. Experiences, artisan workshops and special events allow guests to discover Puglia in a deep and engaging way.
Staying at Masseria Le Lamie means reconnecting with nature, enjoying the silence of the countryside and embracing a warm and genuine welcome in a timeless atmosphere — a place where every stay becomes a memory to treasure.
Nestled in the heart of the Apulian countryside, among centuries-old olive trees and dry-stone walls, Masseria Le Lamie was once an ancient rural residence, now transformed into a place of authentic hospitality, elegance and tranquility.
The masseria has deep roots in the agricultural tradition of the territory of Villa Castelli, in Puglia, where for centuries life followed the rhythms of the land, work and the seasons. The original buildings, made of local stone, the lamie and the outdoor spaces have been carefully restored, preserving the historic soul of the place while enhancing its identity.
Today Masseria Le Lamie is a charming masseria with swimming pool, designed to welcome those seeking a slow, authentic and refined stay. Each space tells a story through natural materials, traditional architecture and contemporary details, creating a perfect balance between past and present.
Alongside hospitality, the masseria offers a gastronomic experience inspired by Apulian cuisine, with a restaurant that celebrates local flavors and regional excellence. Experiences, artisan workshops and special events allow guests to discover Puglia in a deep and engaging way.
Staying at Masseria Le Lamie means reconnecting with nature, enjoying the silence of the countryside and embracing a warm and genuine welcome in a timeless atmosphere — a place where every stay becomes a memory to treasure.
Masseria Le Lamie is located in the heart of the most authentic Puglia, in the land of Trulli and Gravine, just 4 km from the famous Ceramics District of Grottaglie. Its strategic location allows guests to explore some of the most fascinating areas of the region, including the Ionian coast of Taranto with its crystal-clear sea and the Itria Valley, dotted with trulli and historic villages.
Nearby you will find Locorotondo, Cisternino, Martina Franca and Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the capital of the trulli. The hilly setting of the masseria is naturally tempered by sea breezes: mild winters and pleasantly breezy summers make every stay comfortable throughout the year.
The location of the masseria is perfect for day trips to some of the most iconic destinations in Puglia: Locorotondo and Cisternino, among the most beautiful villages in Italy; Ostuni, the famous White City; Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site; Martina Franca, a baroque jewel; and Taranto, an ancient Greek colony overlooking the sea.
The Ionian Sea is just 30 km away and offers wide beaches, equipped beach clubs and small coves with an unspoiled charm. Also not to be missed are the Ceramics District of Grottaglie, the natural ravines crossing the territory and the Montevicoli caves in Ceglie Messapica.
The area is also renowned for its gastronomic culture, local specialties and prestigious wines such as Primitivo di Manduria, produced in the plains that gently descend from the hills of the Masseria towards the sea.