La masseria è una dimora incompiuta realizzata nell'Ottocento
Wanted as a country residence by Francesco Mormina Penna, nonconformist nobleman in the local aristocratic context, historian Mazzinian, he stood out in the stale aristocratic class thanks to his choices and significant actions in favor of the people.
Negli anni '60, it was purchased with the surrounding land by Vincenzo Carbone (grandfather Vincenzino), who started an animal farm here to support the historic family business. Here he tested the model "from producer to consumer". A forerunner of km 0.
Negli anni '90 il figlio di Vincenzino, Salvatore "Tours", followed the trend of the area: "intensive agriculture". Coniugando l'amore per la propria terra con l'innovazione è nata e prospera ancora oggi l’azienda orticola.
Nowadays the Masseria preserves its roots while looking to the future and it does so thanks to Vincenzo jr who, con l'aiuto di Carlo, has managed with passion and dedication to create a place made of sincere experiences in which to live the authentic Sicilian lifestyle.