Masseria Bonelli operates on a working farm model, meaning your guests experience an active agricultural estate rather than a manicured resort—a practical advantage if you want authentic Puglian atmosphere without the pretense. This 16th-century fortified farmhouse in Noci accommodates groups of 20–150 across stone buildings and grounds that span several hectares. The venue handles both ceremonies and receptions in-house, eliminating coordination headaches between multiple locations.
Highlights
- 16th-century masseria (fortified farmhouse) set on a working agricultural estate in the Itria Valley
- Capacity ranges from 20 to 150 guests across multiple stone buildings and outdoor terraces
- Google rating of 4.7/5 based on guest reviews
- Onsite accommodation available for guests, reducing travel logistics
- Direct access to Puglian wine country; estate produces or sources local Primitivo and Negroamaro



