1) Prestigious Vineyard and Olive Grove Estate at the Foot of Castel del Monte

Located in one of Puglia’s most renowned areas, this estate, dating back to the 17th century, spans 300 hectares, with 100 hectares of DOCG, DOC, and IGP vineyards and 200 hectares of DOP olive groves. The estate grows native grape varieties such as Nero di Troia, Primitivo, Bombino Nero, along with selected varieties like Fiano and Aglianico, producing 500,000 bottles of wine and 260,000 liters of extra virgin olive oil annually.

Key Features:

• State-of-the-art production facilities with winery, olive mill, and bottling lines.
• Photovoltaic systems and three irrigation wells.
• Direct sales points and an extensive distribution network.

With an annual turnover of €5 million and a net profit of €1 million in 2023, this estate represents a solid and growing investment, with hospitality structures already under development.

Unique Experiences: We offer hospitality with immersive wine tours, where history, wine, and stunning landscapes come together. Come and experience the authenticity of our agricultural tradition and explore our winemaking world.

2) Organic Vineyard in the Heart of the Itria Valley

Welcome to the heart of the Itria Valley, where tradition meets modernity. This organic vineyard honors the history of five generations dedicated to cultivating native grape varieties such as Marchione and Susumaniello.

With 10 hectares of vineyards certified IGP “Valle d’Itria” and organic since 2008, we produce exceptional wines that tell the story of our Puglian heritage. The estate includes restored trulli with a pool, a liberty-style villa for tourist hospitality, and a modern showroom for tastings.

Innovation and Sustainability: Thanks to a photovoltaic system and an artesian well, the estate is energy self-sufficient and environmentally friendly.

Experience the Terroir: The red soils and unique microclimate of the Itria Valley contribute to the creation of sophisticated wines, the result of traditional agricultural practices that respect the land and its resources.

3) Historic Colamussi Estate in Alberobello

The Colamussi estate, located in the picturesque countryside of Rutigliano, is a one-of-a-kind opportunity. This historic farmhouse spans 4 hectares, with 40,000 square meters cultivated with table grapes. With a 270 sqm main house, rural buildings, and agricultural warehouses, it represents an architectural gem that requires restoration.

Tradition and Culture: The estate is situated in an area rich in historical and cultural significance, celebrated for its table grape production and famous for its clay whistles. Strategically located, it is ideal for those seeking to combine tradition with innovation.

Restoration Potential: The property requires architectural interventions to meet modern needs but offers exceptional potential for those looking to bring new life to a piece of Puglian history.