The Masseria Mita, owned by Vincenzo and Maria Imperatrice, belonged to the Monastery of Purity of Martina Franca in the early seventeenth century and is located at the foot of the Murgia Tarantina, in a landscape context of great beauty, thanks to the presence and scent of the Mediterranean scrub. The company structure has a closed courtyard, that is, surrounded by dry stone walls, which also includes an eighteenth-century "Jazzo" and a threshing floor, incorporated into the building, a defense sentry box and a chapel dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, the latter used for private celebrations and not for public worship, given its small size.