Olive's Haven
10 guests
5 bedrooms
Carpignano Salentino, Lecce
Surrounded by centuries-old olive trees and just a short drive from both the baroque beauty of Lecce and Puglia’s pristine beaches, this home is a peaceful Italian countryside escape. Within the gated two-hectare estate, you’ll find a heated infinity pool, a tennis court, a rooftop terrace with sea views, and even a wood-fired pizza oven.
The Wise Soul
14 guests
6 bedrooms
Melendugno, Apulia
Slow down and savour the magic of Italian living with a stay in this rustic farmhouse. Nestled in peaceful grounds, there’s a private pool for blissful swims, a covered terrace with a barbecue and a pizza oven for alfresco dining.
Earth of Gardenly Delights
5 guests
3 bedrooms
Lecce, Apulia
Hidden away in a quiet spot in Lecce's old town, this home is a lot more contemporary than its location would imply. There's a minimalist streak to the living quarters, with stark white walls lending an innate brightness and the kitchen full of clean lines and sleek surfaces.
The City Courtyard
3 guests
1 bedrooms
Lecce, Apulia
In the heart of Lecce's historic centre, this charming apartment offers peace and privacy with all of the excitement of city life thanks to a quiet courtyard, complete with sprawling vines and quaint window shutters. Inside you'll find original features like the iconic star vault ceilings and exposed stonework, immersing you in your surroundings before you even leave the apartment.
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