This is a working farm, live and full of animals (including dogs and cats living freely) in the heart of the natural park of the “Terra delle Gravine”. It is composed of 235 hectares, most of which are forest grounds, including several miles of nature trails. Masseria Pilano is an oasis of tranquillity for your stay. Since spring 2007, Masseria Pilano has offered guests the chance to stay in its converted typical 17th-century stables and trullo houses surrounding the farmhouse. The artistic yet sensitive renovation has created several 2- or 3-room apartments with characterful, harmonious and tastefully furnished interiors. All are fully independent, and guests can enjoy all the necessary comforts for a relaxing, healthy break. The Masseria enjoys a central location and is well connected with many places of historical and tourist interest such as the Valle d'Itria, Ostuni, Alberobello, Grottaglie, Lecce, Matera etc. We are halfway between the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic.

Masseria Pilano is an old Puglian farmhouse from the 17th century set in a great plain on the edge of the Murgia plateau at 1,115 feet above sea level in the heart of Terra delle Gravine regional natural park. The 580-acre holding lies in the countryside between the towns of Crispiano and Martina Franca, in Taranto province. Masseria Pilano is a working farm, rearing Italian Friesian dairy cows, Puglian Podolica grey cows, and splendid Murgese horses. The land includes Mediterranean maquis woods (full of English oaks, turkey oaks, holm oaks, strawberry trees, heather and broom) where boars, hares, porcupines, foxes and badgers roam freely among pheasants, thrushes, woodcocks and many other bird species. In spring 2007, Masseria Pilano also became an agritourism, offering bed & breakfast accommodation for guests in its charming old buildings converted from the typical 17th-century stables and characteristic trullo houses surrounding the farmhouse.