The Borgo Li Lei includes a vast agricultural area just a few kilometres from Lecce. It is characterised by the presence of olive groves, vineyards, and the harmonious alternation of fruit trees such as figs, walnuts, almond trees, strawberry trees, pears, mulberries, apricots and citrus fruits, as well as a vast oak forest, areas of Mediterranean shrub, and areas where vegetable and medicinal plants are grown.
The Masseria is located along the countryside roads in the centre of the hamlet, where it stands out as an imposing rural building enriched by the presence of a Renaissance temple.

The structure, surrounded by olive groves, vineyards and Mediterranean shrub, is the centre of an agricultural complex where there are also other smaller buildings that recall the peasant civilization of the past, such as the “pajare”, made of dry stone, and the “casine” in Lecce stone, once shelters for farmers and herders.

Finally, the “Li Lei” woodland plunges the village into vaste area of oak trees, where majestic specimens typical of the Visciglito area stand out. The woodland was once part of a vast forest, where, it is said that squirrels may have reached the Capo di Leuca from Lecce from tree to tree, without ever touching the ground.