Description
Immersed in approximately one hectare of land stands this trullo, a true oasis of privacy and relaxation. The trullo presents a harmonious atmosphere in full Latin American style, which marries with the tradition of the Apulian trullo, starting from the lamia constructions and then arriving at the rustic Mediterranean garden, with coordinated interior furnishings.
Further Details - Interior
The trullo, naturally cool in summer, is the main room. It is decorated with rich decor in neutral colors and soft lighting, with a private bathroom and built-in wardrobe. Two double rooms, with independent and super-equipped accessories.
The first lamia has been used as a guest room, with private bathroom, and is illuminated by an additional touch of vibrant colours. The second lamia, kitchen/restaurant, has a large space to sit and a kitchen filled according to the needs of guests who want to dine at home with typical Apulian products.
The villa has a wifi system.
Further Details - Exterior
The major attraction is the swimming pool, with elegantly sloped steps, allowing guests to relax in the shallow water, or venture into the depths, for a complete immersion experience. At the edge of the swimming pool there are deck chairs and mattresses with shaded areas.
The Trullo also has a wonderful garden, enriched with lavender plants, rosemary and shrubs of other typical Mediterranean spices, which reflect the colors chosen for internal and external furnishings. In the 10,000 m2 of land you will certainly find centuries-old olive trees and fruit trees.
A wooden gazebo joins the 2 lamias, offering shade during the hottest hours of the day and a comfortable and restful area for resting and dining at sunset.
The main road will welcome you towards the private car park.
If you are looking for a refuge where you can escape from the frenzy of everyday life, this villa is the perfect choice. Combining modern comforts and Apulian authenticity, this place will allow you to live a unique experience in the heart of beautiful Puglia.
