Interior

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Interior

Mr. Alessandro Amati, together with his wife Mrs. Virginia, decided to restore the Masseria 15 years ago, preserving the atmosphere of the past, creating an elegant, sustainably-minded and traditional country house, where you can find the beauty of the colours and the lights of the surrounding countryside In March 2024, all 19 suites underwent modernization and restyling to offer our guests a chic and comfortable stay.


Each suite with its own view, its own light and, each one, with a different game of “chiaroscuro” which livens up the fantasy of a very rural take where, undisputed protagonist are centenary, even thousand-years old olive trees and ancient carob trees.

And, just like in the Odyssey, your journey in Borgo San Marco will take you to different places: a pool, an elegant Mediterranean garden, a citrus grove among ancient pillars, a little church with frescoes dating back to the XVIII century, a terrace where you could sip local, fresh and home-made drinks, a coffee-reading room in the ancient oil-mill with the stone oil press and a traditional restaurant with excellent, refined yet rustic food.

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Our masseria

Our masseria

Borgo San Marco is situated south of Bari, towards Brindisi. It is enclosed by an enormous set of olive trees, which themselves are worth visiting. Borgo San Marco is a charming, authentic and culturally rich Masseria that faces the Adriatic Sea, which can be reached by following a snake shaped red gravel path.
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A millenary historic house

A millenary historic house

White walls, ancient, defying all the cardinal points since the 12th century when architecture was born around a settlement of Byzantine monks which became, in the 15th century, a stronghold of the Knights of Malta. In the 18th century, the farmhouse was acquired by the Amati family and then transformed in 2002 into an agriturismo with a swimming pool.
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Outside Spaces

Outside Spaces

Respect for history and original architecture is evident in every element, from the iconic facade of the church to the external stairs leading to the rooftop with panoramic views. Expansive green lawn areas, stretches of olive and carob trees, the pool area, the citrus grove, the quarry, patios, glimpses, pathways, and the atmosphere of an authentic village will provide the backdrop for your vacation in Puglia.
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Cave settlements

Cave settlements

In the cave church at the rear of Borgo San Marco (owned by Dr. Alessandro Amati and recently restored by Mrs Nori Meo Evoli) important and beautiful frescos, never seen before, were discovered. The images of the Saints and medieval writings have been hidden for years, perhaps centuries, underneath a whitewash and plaster blanket.
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