Following the ancient building styles of the nearby Masseria Moroseta, Casa Maiora was built entirely with local stone and using traditional methods. Its modern design, by Studio Andrew Trotter, was complemented by distinctive Waterwise landscaping, giving it an altogether contemporary look and feel, despite keeping to the building style of the original Masseria or farmhouse. Indoor-outdoor flow is easy going and endless views take in the expanse of coastline towards Ostuni.
Interior furnishings in this four-bedroomed casa are clean-lined and simple, but guests who love to shop in nearby villages and markets will love cooking in the well-equipped kitchen with its large window views. In addition, as part of the Moroseta Homes portfolio, guests staying at each of the nine homes can order grocery boxes or seasonal breakfasts, lunches or dinners to be delivered if they’ve been out for the day or don’t feel like cooking. Kids love the expert pizzaiolo (pizza chef) who may be booked to cook real Italian-style pizzas together. Add massage therapists and yoga sessions to this list too – or if you’re feeling energetic, plan time with their personal trainer.
Don’t miss the culinary highlight for any foodie in this area: the legendary dinner experience at the Masseria, curated by bold young Chef Georgia Eugenia Goggi who came to work here one summer and never left. Her creative daily menu is inspired by what is freshly picked in her veggie garden (and take it from us that their vegetarian dishes are out of this world…). Moroseta guests get preference when booking, but we suggest you plan your holiday with us around your dinner date as everyone’s flocking to Puglia for this food experience.