CIN-IT074007B400023276
The group of trulli dating from 1690 is the oldest part of Masseria Casaburo, featuring a large courtyard surrounded by high dry-stone walls, for the exclusive use of guests. Carefully restored, it can accommodate three people.
It consists of one trullo serving as a double bedroom, one trullo serving as a living room with a table, chairs, and a box spring bed, a spacious and modern bathroom, and a small, well-equipped kitchen in the historic trullo with a fireplace. The only drawback is the low archway—typical of trulli—leading into the kitchen.
A crib is available for children up to 3 years old.
The trulli are made of stone, so they stay naturally cool, but they are equipped with air conditioning and heating.
The Masseria, a family-owned property for generations, is situated in a panoramic location between the hills of the Itria Valley and the sea (ten kilometers away). It consists of a main building housing the manor house, old stables, a cluster of trulli with a courtyard, a large threshing floor made of local stone, and a shady pine forest.
Let us introduce ourselves: we are Luciana and Dodi. We live on the farm and love sharing the secrets of the area with our guests, showing them lesser-known places of interest, small shops, local weekly markets, and quaint little restaurants.
At Masseria Casaburo, farming (strictly organic) is the main focus. Guests can stroll through its 27 hectares of centuries-old olive groves and almond orchards. We produce extra virgin olive oil, almonds, and carob.