31/08/2026
Fragagnano is not on the typical map of Puglia. It lies in the heart of the Taranto countryside, just a few kilometres from Manduria—the home of Primitivo wine—and only twenty minutes from the Ionian coast. A village whose name and stone architecture still bear the legacy of Magna Graecia, with its 18th-century Palazzo Marchesale, the Mother Church, and the narrow streets of its historic centre that remain untouched by conventional travel itineraries.
It is within this setting that Dimora Daca takes shape: 850 sqm of Apulian stone arranged across three independent levels, featuring cross-vaulted and star-vaulted ceilings, tree-lined avenues, a swimming pool adorned with a star mosaic, and a natural amphitheatre nestled among the Mediterranean landscape. A property that brings together two qualities rarely found in perfect balance: the enduring character of a historic residence and the functionality of a home designed to welcome guests.
Owning a property here means choosing a side of Puglia that has yet to reach its full potential on the international real estate market. For those who know how to recognise emerging destinations, that is precisely the right moment to invest.
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