Masseria Soluco

In the heel of Italy, close by the legendary beachside town of Bari, is an ancient house, The Masseria Soluco, whose stone walls have stood since the 15th century—a fortified farmhouse, where the stage-coaches of the Renaissance would stop and change horses. A haven of safety, a place to unwind among its own olive groves, cool stone arches, white, lime-washed walls and hushed gardens, its foundations carrying echoes of the Roman and before them Ancient Greek colonists. It’s a place of ancestral whispers, and deep peace.