farmhouse dreaming

Masseria Moroseta is a white stone farmhouse standing proudly on the ridge with views across the olive trees to the sea in Ostuni, Province of Brindisi Italy. Built using traditional techniques and local materials, the modern architecture is influenced by masserie (farmhouses) of the past. Designed by Andrew Trotter architects, the farmhouse is set on five hectares of olive groves with trees up to 500 years old, Masseria Moroseta is an enclave of pared-down relaxation and rural simplicity.

As in a traditional farmhouse, everything is set around the central courtyard: the salon and veranda with their views to the sea, the staircase to the roof terrace, and the six rooms and suites on either side, half with private gardens, the other half with private terraces looking out across the fields.

Vaulted ceilings and stone floors keep the inside cool on even the hottest days. The communal spaces encourage the kinship of community, while providing many intimate nooks for moments of simple solitude, both inside and out. Leaving out the marks of time, Masseria Moroseta connects with the past in a peaceful environment, and grounds us in the traditions of the Puglia countryside. Too much farmhouse goodness!