Trullo Santa Pazienza

Provincia di Taranto, Italy
8 guests
4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms

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Stylishly Comfortable: A property designed with great style and with amenities that offer a relaxed stay.

Trullo: A round stone house with a conical roof unique to Puglia

Countryside: Out of town, in rural or agricultural settings

Puglia's Trulli

We're big fans of an improvisational approach to design and restoration, and this vacation home rental in Puglia ticks several boxes that add up to a stylish reimagination of a historical trullo.

Puglia's Trulli

Originally constructed as temporary agricultural dwellings, Trulli reside only in the specific region of the Itria Valley and the Murge area of Italy.

With a respectful intervention that bridges the contemporary and the historical, the charming cluster of conical domes remain intact and are one of three buildings arranged in the compound.

Adapting the original building's construction techniques and materials, the seamless renovations are simple and respectful of the historic style, with chic and playful flourishes like candy-colored tile and modern embellishments.

The main trullo consists of a living area with a sofa bed that can accommodate two, with a small kitchenette and a double room with a bathroom separated by curtains. The second building consists of a dining area, a kitchenette, a double room, and a bunk room with windows overlooking the pool area. The third building consists of a large living area with a double sofa bed and bathroom. Combined, the property can accommodate two families or a group.

Surrounded by an inspiring native landscape and extensive gardens, there are shady alfresco dining and lounge areas poolside to gather around in the evening.

Read a short history of the trullo in our Stories section here.

THE VALLE D'ITRIA

A truly unique cultural experience, this area of Italy offers amazing food, wine and miles of beautiful Adriatic coastline. 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.