Masseria Dirupo is a rural agglomeration dating back to the late 1800s-early 1900s. With an original extension equal to, or greater than, 60 hectares, today it is divided into several properties. The two main divisions consist of two agricultural companies (owned by two different owners) of approximately 19 hectares each.
Most likely, originally, it was a small rural residence of a wealthy family, managed by one or more sharecroppers.
The passages of inheritance have partially fragmented this splendid reality hidden in the area of Noci called Murgia Albanese or Pasquarosa. Agricultural-environmental and structural recovery work on the site began in 2010.