Building Complex 1028.4 sqm in Mesagne

Real estate complex for auction in Mesagne (BR) – Contrada Quercia null (CAP 72023) The real estate complex for auction consists of a fortified farmhouse (masseria) with annexed rural buildings and an extensive area of appurtenant agricultural land, located in the rural area of the Municipality of Mesagne, in Contrada Quercia. The property, dating back to the 19th century, is situated in a rural context characterized by olive groves, arable land, and vineyards, with a local economy traditionally linked to the agricultural sector. Accessibility is easy via Provincial Road SP 73, approximately 6 km from the town center of Mesagne and 14 km from Brindisi. Surface Area and Internal Layout The farmhouse complex extends over a commercial area of 1,028.40 sqm, with an internal courtyard of approximately 1,524 sqm, all enclosed by a high perimeter wall. The buildings include a former manor house, a storage facility, a stable, two sheepfolds, and processing rooms, in addition to an external storage unit and a former electrical cabin. The entire appurtenant land area is 368,030 sqm (approximately 36.8 hectares), predominantly arable land with portions of vineyard. The buildings are in a state of disrepair, with partially collapsed roofs and dilapidated walls, cadastral classified as 'units in ruins' (F/2). Features and Amenities The farmhouse constructions are built with traditional rural techniques, using load-bearing walls of limestone masonry. The original roofs were flat terraces or tuff cross and barrel vaults, now partly damaged or collapsed. The remaining floorings are concrete screed or local stone. Fixtures are missing, and technological systems (electrical, water, sewage, heating) are absent or non-operational. The complex is entirely fenced and enjoys excellent accessibility via a main public road and private inter-farm roads. Context and Connections The rural area where the complex is located is easily accessible and well-connected to neighboring urban centers. There are no primary urbanization services in the immediate vicinity, but the area has private artesian wells and autonomous systems typical of an agricultural context. The property complies with the urban planning regime for agricultural zones and falls within an 'Area of landscape-rural interest,' which mandates the preservation of original typological characteristics and conservative restoration interventions. Some cadastral parcels benefit from EU CAP aid. The property is free for the procedure. Main Auction Data