Masseria dating back to 1600 in the Rauccio Park, near the sea.

Lecce: Location and surroundings of this property

Salento is in fact the easternmost portion of the Italian peninsula, and in particular the Adriatic coast, between Casalabate in the north and Torre Chianca in the south, where the Rauccio natural park is developed, is characterized by a wonderful unspoiled nature. This park, where Torre San Giuseppe is located, is a protected area encompassing a variety of natural ecosystems, including forests, marshes and wetlands, and which are the habitat of an innumerable amount of flora and fauna species. This oasis of peace is located only 65km from the Itria Valley and 12km from Lecce. Lecce is undoubtedly the beating heart of Salento in all seasons of the year. It is a City rich in history, works of art, monuments and churches, all strongly marked by the famous Leccese Baroque, a type of Architecture that developed between the late 16th and mid-18th centuries, recognizable by the garish decorations of buildings whose purpose was to stimulate imagination and fantasy. Salento and the City of Lecce are, by now, objectively recognized as one of the most important places from a historical point of view and from the point of view of natural beauty, so much so that they have jumped to the top of the list of the most popular tourist destinations. Salento, however, is not only Lecce: in fact, the whole "heel of Italy" reserves intense emotions for its visitors when they arrive in cities such as Otranto, famous for its role during the presence of the Ottomans, or Gallipoli which, thanks to its position on the Ionian Sea, has seen the succession of peoples and dominations. It is possible to reach the Salento in various ways: by car, using the Highway and Road network, by train to the City Of Lecce and then by the network of local Buses to the various destinations or by air using Brindisi Airport, which is 35 kilometers from Lecce.