Located down a rustic farm road in the hills of Ostuni in the Puglia region, this traditional Trullo has been beautifully and thoughtfully restored with a careful attention to its historic authenticity and detail. Built over one hundred years ago, the structure is one of many unique to the region and is a faithful example of the authentic construction and prehistoric building techniques throughout the area.

Originally used as a temporary shelter, the structure's conical shapes and arched stone interiors were carefully preserved and restored by a Milanese architect whose love for Puglia and respect for its ancient forms, colors and original materials is well represented here. Constructed using locally sourced white-rosy limestone, the home has been brought back to life in all of its striking beauty.

The cozy living-room is placed within the heart of the ancient lamia, with an old stone fireplace and lovely views of the pool and gardens and the countryside in the distance. There's a fully equipped kitchen with seating for four inside and a lovely area under the olive trees for dining al fresco.

The interiors are a mix of sophistication and rustic character with tastefully selected detail, decor and furnishings that preserve the simple and authentic spirit of the place. Two of the three charming en suite bedrooms reside within the main part of the Trullo, and each have independent access to the garden with rooms for six guests. 

The grounds include an infinity pool and lounge areas set within native  Mediterranean gardens and the spacious rooftop terrace overlooks the countryside of  olive trees and oak forests providing the perfect spot to enjoy an aperitif at sunset. 

One of the finest examples of Italian folk architecture, the Trullo is a unique and charming structure and this one will make you feel right at home. 

OUTSIDE OF OSTUNI

Located just a few miles from the famous "White Town" town of Ostuni, the house is also just a short drive to some of Puglia's loveliest beaches on the Costa Merlata. 

Ideally placed for exploring the enchanting Valle d’Itria, the villages of Martina Franca, Cisternino and Locorotondo are some of the most well preserved and fascinating in Puglia.  The charming little fishing harbor of Savelletri and the lovely old town of Ceglie Messapica, renowned for its excellent cuisine, are both under a half-hour away. 

The amazing Torre Guaceto nature reserve, includes both a widely protected marine and wilderness area perfect for exploring the coastal beauty. Don't miss the charming old town of Polignano a Mare with breathtaking cliffside views of the Adriatic just thirty miles away.

LOCATION

Puglia, Italy. Nearest Airport: Brindisi - Salento Airport, (21 mi)