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Carovigno

Masseria Belvedere

In the Apulia region, a 16th-century farmhouse overlooking the Adriatic Sea

On the heel of the Italian boot, between Bari and Brindisi, lies a beautifully renovated masseria—a large family-run farmhouse typical of Apulia. This expansive property accommodates up to 16 guests and offers panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea from its 1.5-hectare garden. It’s the perfect setting for a memorable holiday with family or friends, where the charm of traditional Italian architecture meets the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

A rustic stone building with a staircase is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and olive groves, extending to a distant horizon. Two white lawn chairs are placed on a manicured lawn, with a partly cloudy sky overhead.

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Carovigno

Masseria Belvedere

In the Apulia region, a 16th-century farmhouse overlooking the Adriatic Sea

House specs

Country

Italy

Destinations

Adriatic Coast Brindisi Puglia

City

Capacity

bedrooms

bathrooms

Price range

From €10.2K to €27.7K / week

Outdoor facilities

BBQ / Plancha

Brazier

Garden

Nordic Bath / Jacuzzi

Indoor facilities

Comfort

Selected toiletry products

Services

A masseria transformed
into a luxurious villa

Local tiles blend with the original stone.

The inspired architect-owners behind the renovation of Masseria Belvedere? The local studio Valari. “There is no other historic masseria in the region with a sea view that has been renovated with such care, without adding any new rooms, in a respectful manner, making every added detail both simple and contemporary.” The three owners fell in love with it, especially for its breathtaking view. Anyone who sets their eyes on this slice of the Mediterranean will understand why.

They embarked on a meticulous restoration, completed in 2021, to breathe new life into the building while honoring its history. Using local materials and preserving its original charm—golden stone walls and high vaulted ceilings—Valari ensured that every nook and cranny was ingeniously transformed into a welcoming space. The result is a seamless blend of old-world charm, unique original features, and subtly luxurious contemporary design, offering guests an unforgettable experience steeped in both tradition and modern elegance.

Bath + sea view: the perfect vacation equation.

Indoor-outdoor
vacation

The outdoor areas of Masseria Belvedere alone make the stay worthwhile. The main gathering spot for planning the next day’s activities? The central enclosed garden, which is accessible from almost every room on the ground floor of both the stables and the masseria. Another favorite spot is the spacious outdoor dining area overlooking the pool, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the distant sea.

For starry dinners, the summer kitchen comes equipped with a pizza oven and a barbecue. Don’t miss a visit to the vegetable garden to pick fresh produce for grilling or topping homemade pizzas. For dessert, enjoy a tart made with lemons from the orchard. The highlights? The beach volleyball court and the panoramic terrace on the first floor, featuring a bar and a jacuzzi, perfect for sipping a drink while taking in the sea view.

Indoor-outdoor living at Masseria Belvedere.

Exploring Apulia!

On vacation at Masseria Belvedere, the hardest part will be deciding on the day’s activities. Located between Bari and Brindisi, in the charming town of Carovigno with its 17,000 residents, Masseria Belvedere is ideally positioned to explore the wonders of southern Apulia. Start with the coastline, where the Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve awaits, offering beaches with turquoise waters and fine sand. Torre Guaceto and Punta Penna are particularly recommended and are just a short drive away.

Another must-visit is the Itria Valley, only 20 minutes from the masseria. This region is renowned for its picturesque villages, centuries-old olive groves, vineyards, and the iconic trulli—small white stone houses with conical roofs. Don’t forget to bring home some local delicacies: fragrant olive oil, rich and intense Primitivo wine, and tender orecchiette pasta. When you start to miss your vacation, whip up a delicious Apulian meal at home to transport yourself back to the region’s flavors, comforting yourself until your next stay at Masseria Belvedere!

The 3 things

we love the most

The breathtaking view of the sea

The stone-carved bathtub

The beach volleyball court

Gallery

A serene outdoor setting features an infinity pool with clear blue water, surrounded by a natural stone ledge. Three gray loungers are positioned at the edge of the pool, offering a tranquil view of the lush greenery and distant sea under a clear blue sky.

A rustic stone-vaulted kitchen features a long countertop with a coffee maker, cups, and a bowl of fruit. Natural light streams through an arch, illuminating the hanging utensils and modern appliances on the shelves in the background.

A table set for a meal with pizza and glasses of rosé wine overlooks a picturesque landscape of olive trees and stone walls, with a distant view of the sea under a clear sky. Plates, utensils, and napkins are arranged on the table, ready to be served.

A luxurious stone villa is illuminated at twilight, featuring a large rectangular pool with soft lighting. The sky displays shades of orange and pink from the setting sun, casting a warm glow over the surrounding landscape and the villa's rustic architecture.

A rustic shower space with stone walls and a single exposed stainless steel shower pipe. To the left, ladder-style wooden shelves hold rolled white towels. The floor is smooth, dark cement. The decor exudes an earthy, natural ambiance.

A cozy bedroom with stone walls features a white bed with fluffy pillows and a white duvet. To the left, a wooden shelf with decorative items sits above a black dresser. Light curtains adorn a door on the right, enhancing the room's rustic charm with natural light.

A rustic bar set against a stone wall, featuring a countertop with a few bottles of alcohol, bar tools, and red lamps. An alcove in the wall contains more bottles and a mixer. The warm lighting highlights the cozy, inviting atmosphere reminiscent of luxurious villas in Puglia.

A minimalist bathroom features a round mirror, two wall sconces, and a matte black sink on a beige floating countertop. A hand towel is hung on the wall to the right, and a wooden stool is placed in front of the countertop.

A rustic stone building stands against a clear blue sky, with an elevated infinity pool surrounded by modern, minimalist landscaping featuring desert plants. In the distance, the sea merges with the horizon, enhancing the serene atmosphere.

Aerial view of a rural landscape featuring an old stone building surrounded by dense olive groves. The scene extends to the horizon, where the ocean meets a sky filled with scattered clouds, capturing the serene luxury of Puglia's countryside, ideal for holiday villas.

A modern outdoor barbecue is set up near a rustic stone building. The barbecue features a wood fire with fresh vegetables, skewers, and tortillas placed on a nearby table. Red chairs and tables are visible in the background, with trees and a landscaped garden in view.

A spacious room with white walls and vaulted ceilings features two long pink corner sofas facing each other. A wooden coffee table with decorative objects sits in the center. Modern floor lamps are placed near the sofas, and natural light fills the space.

A rustic bathroom with stone walls and a ceiling featuring an arch and wooden beams includes a walk-in shower with a rain showerhead, a small window, a wooden ladder with white towels draped over it, and a wooden stool with toiletries beneath a recessed shelf.

A minimalist bathroom features a round mirror above a modern sink with a shelf holding toiletries. A wall-mounted faucet is installed above the sink. The room has a rustic, vaulted brick ceiling, a window with sheer curtains, and towels neatly arranged on a shelf.

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Masseria Belvedere

Contrada Belvedere, 72012, Carovigno BR, Italy

Masseria Belvedere

Contrada Belvedere, 72012, Carovigno BR, Italy

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A rustic outdoor dining table is set with white patterned plates, bowls, and glasses, topped with simple decor including a vase with flowers. Overhead, a single black lamp hangs. The background shows a lush green garden with trees under a clear sky.

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A rooftop scene with a small pool in the foreground, bordered by potted plants and lounge chairs, evokes the luxury of Puglia's finest villas. In the background, an old stone building with arched windows and a large dome stands under a clear blue sky, perfect for a holiday retreat.

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L'Atelier at dusk, illuminated from within

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