In the heart of enchanting Apulia, in Marina di Ginosa (province of Taranto), stands an exclusive masseria of over 450 sqm, nestled in the tranquility and natural beauty of the ancient Magna Graecia. Located just 5 km from a coastline awarded with 27 Blue Flags and only 30 km from Matera—UNESCO World Heritage Site—this property offers a perfect blend of authenticity, profitability, and timeless charm.Surrounded by approximately 10 hectares of flat land with southeast exposure, the estate features a flourishing orchard of seedless early clementines, an olive grove for the production of extra virgin olive oil, and a 4-hectare espalier vineyard capable of producing up to 20,000 bottles annually. The carefully maintained and productive agricultural landscape provides a picturesque setting for the main masseria building, a historic property that has been meticulously restored while preserving original architectural details such as antique terracotta floors, high cross-vaulted ceilings in tuff stone, and grand fireplaces.Currently, the masseria hosts a thriving agritourism business with a valid operating license and multiple income streams. Inside, six independent apartments are tastefully furnished in a traditional antique style, offering a total of 22 beds. The license allows for an expansion up to 45 beds. Each apartment is fully equipped with a private bathroom and kitchen, furnished with solid wood furniture and complete accessories—all included in the sale.Adjacent to the main building, a charming former ENEL tower has been converted into a delightful two-level apartment, furnished in the same warm and traditional style, complete with its own kitchen and bathroom.The estate also includes a fully restored 220 sqm warehouse equipped with a photovoltaic system, currently used as a storage area for agricultural machinery but easily adaptable for other purposes. Additionally, a separate 70 sqm building with two spacious rooms featuring tuff barrel vaults and two bathrooms serves as support to the agritourism activities but is also ideal for hosting events, tastings, or wellness spaces.The property is equipped with modern technical infrastructure, including internet connection, alarm system, a high-capacity artesian well, and—most notably—an advanced energy system with two photovoltaic plants (15 kW and 33 kW) connected to a state-of-the-art energy storage system and an electric vehicle charging station. This setup provides the estate with near-total energy self-sufficiency.The agricultural enterprise is fully operational and well-equipped: included in the sale are the tractor, all cultivation machinery, winemaking and bottling equipment, as well as all tools necessary for the hospitality business. For those interested in continuing the agritourism activity, the transfer of the operating license, website, and promotional channels can be arranged. An initial period of assistance is also available to facilitate a smooth management transition.To further enrich the offering, a historic wine cellar dating back to 1877 is available by separate negotiation. Located in the nearby town of Laterza (approximately 20 km away), the cellar is carved entirely into tuff rock and stretches 45 meters underground. It is still in use today for wine storage.Fully operational and impeccably maintained, this estate presents an exceptional opportunity for both those wishing to continue the business and those seeking a prestigious private residence in a natural, authentic, and culturally rich setting. The surrounding area offers numerous cultural and natural attractions, including the Sassi of Matera, the Temple of Hera and the Archaeological Museum of Metaponto, the Pollino National Park, the ravines of Ginosa and Laterza, and renowned towns celebrated for their art and craftsmanship such as Martina Franca, Grottaglie, and Alberobello.