Built between the XVII and the XVIII century, it was the residence of the Barons Japoce. Recently restored, it preserves the original stone portal embellished with acanthus leaves placed at regular intervals. It is currently owned by the Soprintendenza ai Beni Archeologici, Architettonici e Storici del Molise. It is located in the ancient village of Campobasso and rises at the point where Via Chiarizia ends, Via Pennino meets and Salita San Bartolomeo begins. It is a prestigious noble palace built between the XVII (1600) and the XVIII century (1700).

Masseria Russoli is one of the one hundred masserias (traditional farmhouses) in Crispiano, now home to the Martina Franca Donkey Genetic Heritage Conservation Centre, which safeguards the preservation of the species.