Villa Vipp Puglia

Ostuni, Italy
6 guests
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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Luxe Living: A property with a high level of craftsmanship in architecture and design, as well as comfort.

Villa: A standalone house with a pool

Countryside: Out of town, in rural or agricultural settings

Locally Rooted Architecture

This is a space to indulge yourself in. Located in one of Puglia's most desirable locations, the villa offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and impeccable design by Studiotoff, a Dutch architectural design studio. The newly built, three-bedroom, two-bath property provides ample space and comfort. Unwind by the infinity pool, cook up a feast in the open kitchen, and dine alfresco under the stars, surrounded by olive trees.

Locally Rooted Architecture

Brought to you by the folks who’ve created a guesthouse portfolio that includes a converted Danish farmhouse, a Renaissance Italian palazzo, and an Andorran lodge, in collaboration with the designers at StudioToff, this space oozes pure Puglia. Think Ostuni, Puglia’s celebrated “white village.” Echoing the crested town’s whitewashed look, this single story modern villa is a minimalist retreat of newly built sharp angles inserted into the wild, red-soiled, olive-rich countryside with a reflective swimming pool at its heart.

Built with “il dolce far niente” as its guiding focus, this contemporary country getaway invites unwinding at its architectural core. An infinity pool occupies the villa’s center, with both shady and sun kissed siesta spots surrounding it. Simplicity rules in the curated interior design by Studiotoff, a Dutch studio, who’ve created a sophisticated, clean-lined setting with an uncomplicated Scandinavian sensibility, a modern rural escape outfitted with a cool grey Vipp custom kitchen holding olive oil from the property’s trees and wines from neighboring vineyards.

Around

A 15-20-minute drive from the property lands you in the “white village” of Ostuni, a postcard-pretty village occupying olive grove blanketed hillsides. The home is set in a sea olive trees at the end of a country road and makes a sophisticated base for exploring the region, including the crystalline waters of the Adriatic Sea and its rock-studded, coved beaches, the nature reserve of Torre Guaceto, and the lively historic port towns of Polignano a Mare and Monopoli.

Puglia is famed for its dry stacked, conical trulli homes, former agricultural storages that today are mostly fairtytale private getaways dotting the rural landscape. Thousands of trulli are concentrated in and around Alberobello, a UNESCO-classified location that’s a quick trip away. Other picturesque villages of note nearby include Cisternino and Locorotondo. The nearest beach is about a half-hour’s drive away along the Adriatic Sea, while the Ionian Sea, filling the space between Italy’s boot heel and toe, is a bit further afield.