Masseria via Tre Masserie, Aradeo

The Baronial Palace Tre Masserie, for the inhabitants of the place known as "Castle", dates back to the early sixteenth century and has the appearance of a fortified residence with an imposing sober facade. The name that has been attributed probably comes from the battlements crowning a part of the same. Originally the epicenter of the property was around the central structure that was a Masseria, built between the middle of the seventeenth and mid-nineteenth century, the same includes a small chapel, finely crowned with valuable frescoes. The structure of the property is easily divided into three different units, all three with access from the road, especially a first unit that is on two floors of 466SQM from which it is accessed through a historic door that leads to a large courtyard. This unit features historical details such as wooden stairs, frescoes, an ancient oil mill and stone fireplaces. The second unit, formerly Masseria, is on two floors and is characterized by the presence of long rooms with star vaults, a beautiful terrace as well as a historic frescoed church. The third and last unit of about 400MQ consists of several commercial premises on the ground floor with large barrel and star vaults. The total area of the property is about 2000SQM plus 2 hectares of land.