The Masseria San Cosimo Agriresort, built in 1861, is an ancient rural structure that once housed a real agricultural company. Its name derives from the Latin massa, which means "set of funds", to underline its agricultural vocation.

Famous for its tobacco plantations, fruit trees and herds of grazing and milking animals, the farm was divided into two main areas: one intended for the Massaris, engaged in processing the crops (tobacco, fruit and vegetables), and the other used as stables for livestock.

Over time, the structure has been restored and transformed into a welcoming Bed & Breakfast, while retaining the agricultural soul that has always distinguished it.