Masseria Costanza

Masseria Costanza is a small, countryside B&B just outside Putignano, offering a quiet masseria-style stay among olive trees with an easy drive to the area’s headline sights.

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Peaceful rural setting: The property sits on a country road a few minutes from Putignano, giving you calm evenings and a “farmhouse in Puglia” feel while still being close to town for supplies and dinner.

Small-scale, personal stay: With only a handful of rooms, Masseria Costanza tends to feel intimate and low-key, and guests often highlight the warm, helpful hosting and local tips that make planning day trips easier.

Outdoor spaces to unwind: A garden and terrace create pleasant spots for reading or a slow aperitivo before heading out, and there’s also a barbecue area for simple, relaxed meals on-site.

Breakfast included: Mornings start with a buffet-style breakfast, a practical perk that suits early departures to the Grotte di Castellana or a beach day on the Adriatic coast.

Room comforts: Rooms are described with everyday essentials like air conditioning and a private bathroom; some listings also note handy in-room features such as a fridge.

Easy parking: Free on-site parking is a real advantage in this part of Puglia, especially if you’re using Putignano as a base for Polignano a Mare and Monopoli.

Limited on-site facilities: This is a straightforward B&B rather than a full-service resort, so travelers expecting a wide range of amenities may find it simple.

Arrival planning needed: Check-in is typically arranged in advance and there isn’t a traditional front desk, so late arrivals may require extra coordination.

Car recommended: The countryside location is part of the charm, but it can make walking to town impractical for most guests.

Pros	Cons
Quiet masseria atmosphere near Putignano	Not a full-service property with extensive facilities
Breakfast and free parking included	Advance-arranged check-in may not suit spontaneous arrivals
Great base for Grotte di Castellana and the coast	A car is often necessary

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