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Ping Pong Table

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Parking Available

Parking & Access

Barbeque

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Just a few minutes stroll from the beach, this home opens its doors to a laidback coastal getaway. Surrounded by olive trees, the garden sets the tone for slow days relaxing by the pool. There’s also a wood-burning oven and a barbecue for alfresco dining and you’ll have a ping pong table for family fun. Inside, the rooms are set across the main house and the independent trullo – perfect for those seeking a little extra privacy. And when it comes to explorations further afield, it’s just a short drive to the village of Torricella, while Taranto and Porto Cesareo are also within easy driving distance. 

The Light of Joy 

Stove

Dryer

Private Pool

Hot Tub

Sauna

Free Parking

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

Outdoor Seating

Beach / Pool Towels

Fenced Property

Safe

Smoke Detector

Not far from Apulia's coast, this home is ideal for a sun-kissed stay near the sea. The garden boasts a swimming pool and plenty of spots where you can enjoy an alfresco glass of wine. Another highlight is the roof terrace, which boasts a sea view and a Jacuzzi perfect for a soak under the stars. Consisting of three apartments, you'll have a trio of kitchens and living areas at your disposal – though note that some are a little smaller than others. When you need a change of scenery, make the short drive to Campomarino and sprawl out on the beach.

Lime White

Cooking Essentials

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Free Parking On Premises

Outdoor Kitchen

Bursting with romantic charm, this beautiful home gives you double the delight. With a modern villa sitting alongside a 19th-century trullo, there’s something for everyone here. If you’d love nothing more than a little space to call your own with your loved one by your side, the quaint trullo will be right up your street. Cosy in atmosphere with independent access, it’s just the spot for a tranquil escape. 

Whether you choose to stay in the villa or trullo, one thing is clear – the indoor and outdoor spaces blend together seamlessly here. The private pool will be a welcome sight in the heat of the day, and a place you’re sure to while away many hours. For the ultimate in alfresco dining, light the barbecue and dine under the pergola, draped in vines. With glimpses of the sparkling sea visible on the horizon, you’ll soon feel the need to sink your feet into the sand – a short five-minute stroll through the pretty lanes and your wish will come true. Under the warmth of the Italian sun, you’ll feel utterly content – a feeling only the most special of places can evoke.

Mediterranean Charm

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Single-Level Home

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Child Friendly

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First Aid Kit

This beautiful home is comprised of three villas, making it a perfect base for a large group. They’re centred around a stunning outside space with a pool, eighty olive trees, and a splendid alfresco dining space – we love the wood-fired pizza oven. The villas are modern and comfortable, equipped with everything you’ll need for a relaxing stay. We recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay – beautiful Campomarino beach is a seven-minute drive away. 

The Jewel of the Sea

Toiletries

If you’re after a base for a coastal Italian getaway, this apartment situated right by the beach of Campomarino is a great choice. You’ll have a huge private terrace with sun loungers and an alfresco dining area and a hot outdoor shower. As well as accessing the beach directly from the villa, you can also walk to the local shops and restaurants. Bear in mind that you’ll need to climb stairs to reach the entrance of this home. 

Olive's Rest

Satellite / Cable TV

Outdoor Pool

Fireplace

Private Parking

Private Entrance

Sun Umbrellas

A mere ten-minute drive from the nearest beach and with far-reaching views, this villa is an ideal coastal family escape. Sun-seekers will adore the outdoor space, with terraces galore and a private pool to relax in, while inside, you’ll find each bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom, so there will be no queue to get ready in the mornings. Spacious enough for the family to enjoy some quiet time or to socialise as a group, if you’re travelling with little ones, just keep an eye on them around the open-sided stairs.

Casa di Amore

Rain Shower

Bathrobes

Pod Coffee Machine

Wine Cooler

Ironing Board

Welcome Hamper

A local team of architects and designers have painstaking brought this traditional Trulli-style home back to life. From the fairytale cone roofs of the old section to the thick white walls of local stone and lime. Now, it’s a relaxing retreat for a small group with a glorious infinity pool at its core. Lined with loungers, this is the perfect place to cool off from the hot southern sun. There’s dining for the whole group out here too, in the full outdoor kitchen. You can admire the silhouettes of ancient olive trees as the sun sets over the countryside.    

Inside, every original detail and modern flourish feels like it has been carefully considered, from hand-picked crockery to candle-filled stone fireplaces. The kitchen is all sleek modernity, and the bedrooms are decked out in boho style with crisp white walls and straw-coloured accents.

You’re in the heart of the blissfully quiet Puglian countryside here, but a twelve-minute drive takes you to the buzzing old town of Ceglie Messapica, where ancient church bells chime on a Sunday and cafés spill out into squares. The UNESCO town of Ostuni is just a twenty-minute drive too – perfect for a day trip. 

Romeo & Trulliet

Games Room

Smart TV

Streaming Services

Bathtub

Espresso Machine

Access to Gym / Spa

Jacuzzi

Exercise Equipment

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Lift Access

Balcony

Umbrellas

Security Cameras

Elegant Italian escapes don’t get better than this. Tucked away just a seven-minute drive from pretty Oria, this home is a real showstopper. Everything you might need for a memorable stay has been thought of, so you can spend your time relaxing in good company, and making the most of this incredible space. 

The villa is sophisticated and stylish. You can sit down to sumptuous meals under a chandelier in the formal dining room, and take time out to relax in the sauna and gym. Each bedroom has its own private veranda, where you might sip your morning coffee or enjoy a nightcap under the stars. You and your guests will sink into comfortable beds destined for a peaceful night’s sleep, and wake up in absolute luxury. This is the kind of holiday home you write home about. 

The gardens are beautiful and lush. As you swim in the infinity pool, you’ll revel in the tranquillity that comes from being surrounded by trees and well-tended lawns. Children can tire themselves out in the playground, while the grown-ups settle on the veranda to sip cocktails. On warm summer nights, you might like to dine alfresco under the pergola – there’s a fabulous built-in brick barbecue where you can prepare a feast.  

This is a dreamy home, the perfect setting for an Italian getaway that’s memorable for all the right reasons. 


Basket Of Lemons

With its beautiful frescoed ceiling, arched walls, and cavernous spaces, this apartment makes for an atmospheric stay in the heart of the Baroque city of Lecce. Alongside historical features such as traditional shutters, the home has pops of modernity, from the bright artwork to the blue chandeliers.  Unusually for this packed-in city, this home has a private swimming pool – perfect for cooling off in the height of Puglia's summer. The sheltered terrace looks over the pool and we love the idea of long lunches or late dinners with friends here. Alternatively, Lecce's many seafood restaurants are only a short stroll along the cobbled streets. The house is in the centre of the city, with Roman amphitheatres, medieval castles, and grand cathedrals all jostling for space. On warmer days, it's less than a thirty-minute drive to the Mediterranean and many seaside tavernas.

Midsummer Daydreams

Parking On Premises

This chic, modern villa is an ideal base for a family or small group of friends seeking a coastal stay. Packed full of Puglian charm, you’ll find everything needed for a comfortable break here, but the cherry on top for us is the outdoor space. Sun-kissed terraces, a private pool, alfresco dining opportunities and sea views stretching for miles – what’s not to love? Locally, it’s a mere six kilometres to Santa Maria di Leuca and less than four kilometres from the beaches of Pescoluse Torre Vado – there’s something for everyone here.

Apulian Breeze

Heated Towel Rail

It's not a trip to Puglia without a stay in a trullo house, and this is a gorgeous one. Located in the rolling countryside, within easy reach of some of the area's historic towns, it's a great place to begin your Italian adventures. 

The traditional stone building has plenty of original touches – you'll love the conical roofs and decorative fireplace that provides a rustic charm. When you get hungry, you can head to the kitchen and cook up your favourite pasta dishes using fresh local ingredients. And, there's no better place to serve up your culinary creations than outside on the patio, as you breathe in the fresh air and admire the lush greenery surrounding you. 

When you fancy a day trip, there are plenty of places to visit in the surrounding area. The magnificent white city of Ostuni is around twenty minutes away by car, where you can stroll through the labyrinthine old quarter. The hilltop town of Martina Franca is around twenty-five minutes away, and if you fancy a day at the beach then you can drive to the coast in just over half an hour. 

White Crocuses

Balcony / Patio

Nestled in the heart of the historic Italian city of Lecce lies this boutique apartment, spread over two floors. While away the hours up on the beautiful private rooftop terrace where you can enjoy a drink, lie back on the sun loungers or prepare some antipasti in the outdoor kitchen to nibble on as you socialise and bask in the Italian sunshine. If you need to get some last-minute remote work done during your stay before you can relax, set yourself up at the dining table downstairs. Stand at the Juliet balcony in the main bedroom in the morning and look down at the street below as you sip your morning coffee, and make the most of this gorgeous city.

Modern, cosy, and practical too – this home places you right in the heart of the city, so if you don't have a car you don't have to worry about missing out on all the experiences and attractions that Lecce has to offer. Dig into mouth-watering meals and try delectable local wines at the wide range of restaurants, bars and cafes within walking distance from this home.

Atop the Florence of the South

Rooftop Terrace

If you’re seeking a picturesque home in central Monopoli, this second-floor apartment is just the ticket. There’s no parking here, but this city on the Adriatic Sea is easily explored on foot. Speaking of, you’ll find the Baroque Monopoli Cathedral, the 16th-century Castle of Carlo V, and the frescoed Palmieri Palace within walking distance. Located within a period building, you’ll find plenty of original features here. Though you’ll need to climb the stairs up, you'll love spending evenings on the rooftop terrace relaxing with wine and grilling up dinners. 


From Monopoli, With Love

Library of Books

Cafetiere

Black-Out Blinds

Bicycles

Free Parking On Street

Multiple Sets of Keys

Courtyard

Fenced Garden

Herb Garden

Wandering through cobbled alleyways, across the small piazzas and past quirky antique shops, you'll know you've just discovered one of Italy's hidden gems. This villa can be found in a quiet village, between the Gagliano de Capo countryside and the historic old town, and could not be more perfectly placed for soaking up the very best of Italy. 

The exterior is a quintessential country farmhouse, with picture-perfect window shutters and a stone patio that beckons you to take a seat and crack open a bottle of red wine. While away the hours with good weather and good company. 

Inside, there's rustic charm in abundance, plus all of the creature comforts that'll make you feel right at home. The garden, however, is where you'll likely spend most of your time, with a private swimming pool and enclosed garden that's perfect for soaking up all of that Meditteranean sunshine on a warm afternoon. Peruse the extensive library of books that are housed in the bedroom, then get comfortable in one of the sun loungers for a relaxing afternoon.

If you're an adventure-seeker, you might spend a day snorkelling or scuba diving in the crystal clear waters of Ponte del Ciolo, or hiking along the Regional Natural Coastal Park. Whether you're exploring majestic cathedrals or rugged coastlines, a serene evening awaits when you return to the peace of your private garden.

Old Town Treasures

Luxury Toiletries

Private Dryer

Laundry Supplies

Heated Pool

Temperature Control

Alarm System

Security System

In the land of ancient olive groves, traditional Truli and whitewashed hilltop towns, this beautiful home sits in perfect harmony with its environment. 

Just a short drive from the centre of Ostuni (4km away) as well as the beaches of the Puglian coast, you’ll find yourself quickly transported to the warmth and beauty of Italian living. And with an abundance of living space alongside seven bedrooms (each with its own bathroom), this is the perfect setting for an intimate celebration or a restorative retreat – one that’s filled with style, elegance and rustic charm. 

Wake up early and enjoy mesmerising views across the Itria valley from the balcony, take a dip in the pool, spend lazy afternoons on a sun lounger and gather for golden hour drinks on the terrace. Your host can also arrange a private chef to prepare a delicious Italian-inspired feast – inviting you to sit back and soak up the beauty of this unique location. 

For explorations beyond this peaceful sanctuary, days can be spent strolling the ancient narrow streets of Ostuni and Cisternino, or exploring the beaches nestled along the coast – just a twenty-minute drive away. 

Natural Peace 

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.

You'll notice that there are a few historic touches in the outdoor space, however. The patio is surrounded by walls made of golden stone typical of the region and made all the more pretty with the presence of overhanging branches that lend a little privacy. If it's too cold to sit in the open air, there's also a roofed terrace that's just as relaxing in our books.

If sightseeing is high up on your list during your stay, you'll be happy to learn that the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Roman amphitheatre both lie around the corner from the apartment. It won't take you too long to reach the beach at San Cataldo in the car, either.

Earth of Gardenly Delights

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Vaulted ceilings and original tiles underfoot are a nod to this 18th-century home’s former glory, and keep things naturally cool inside. Each bedroom has its own style and there’s a dedicated office room for those working remotely. But it’s the outdoor space that captivated us, with a big swimming pool carved from local stone and loads of comfortable places to catch the sun (or laze in the shade) on patios and terraces. This villa is in the centre of Diso, a historical Salento village two kilometres from the sea with a small shop and cafes within walking distance. 

Majestic Haven

Set just outside the historic centre of Polignano a Mare, this home offers plenty of space for four people to spread out and enjoy some quiet time. There’s no TV, but with many amenities on your doorstep, two sun-kissed terraces, sea views and the Mediterranean climate to enjoy, we think you’ll be too busy to notice. Locally, you’ll find restaurants, ice cream shops and boutiques within walking distance, while popular destinations such as Monopoli and Castellana Grotte are a short drive away. 

Marine Magic

Bread Maker

Stay in an authentic Puglian trullo at this home in the Castellana Grotte countryside. Spanning a main house with iconic cone-shaped roofs, a modern addition filled with light, and a traditional stone-built tower, this villa has a lot of charm. Most of your relaxing will take place in the garden – there's a private pool with an added hydromassage, and plenty of sun-kissed spots to enjoy a glass of wine. The bedrooms are spread across the different buildings, though the one with single beds is in an alcove and lacks a door. Location-wise, you're not far by car from Monopoli and Polignano a Mare – both great options for day trips.

Trullo Dream

Netflix

Desk / Workplace

Situated in Lecce's hamlet of Salignano, this villa boasts a heated private pool and a lovely garden with space for sitting out in the sunshine or dining in the shade. The decor here is quite traditional and perhaps won't be to everyone's taste, but we think the location is great. The ancient Heroon Centopietre, an enigmatic tomb of the noble hero Gimignano, is a short walk away, while the Ionian Sea is easily reached by car, whether you head west to the Marina di San Gregorio beach or east to Il Ciolo.

A Fantastic Place

This stone house is a charming base for six in Monopoli. It’s close to the seafront, and boasts wonderful views of the sea and the historic city centre from the terrace. We love the alfresco dining area in the shade of the pergola, too – you’ll likely spend most of your time here outside. Inside, there are lots of stairs to navigate so it’s not a suitable choice for those with children under six. There are cosy corners for moments of relaxation, and quirky details that add charm. 

Azure Affair

Games Console

Just seconds away from the gorgeous Ionian Coast, this two-storey home's beachside location more than makes up for its lack of a pool. There are several spots to look out over the turquoise water here – perfect for alfresco dining or a sunset cocktail. You'll even find an outdoor Jacuzzi to retire to once it's dark. Indoors, we weren't as keen on the simple decor, but everything you'll need for an extended stay is there. If you tire of days at the beach – and given the home provides access to kayaks, we'll wonder if you will – you'll find the historic towns of Sava and Taranto a short drive away. 

Coastal Hacienda

Moments from the beach, this home is perfectly placed for a refreshing coastal escape. There’s a peaceful garden and a terrace for alfresco dining. Inside, the rooms offer comfort, character and all the essentials you could need to relax and unwind. Maid service is included in your stay and your host is on hand to help organise special extras like welcome hampers and organised excursions. Plus, it’s just a short drive into the majestic heart of Ostuni, while Brindisi is just a thirty-minute drive away.

Sea Garden

Paid Parking

Housed in a former fishermen's building, this apartment is located in the heart of Monopoli, just steps away from the historic centre and the picturesque harbour. The apartment’s living room, off the well-equipped kitchen, sleeps two guests on a sofa bed at full capacity. Both the living area and the bedroom have a small balcony overlooking the street, while on the top floor, there’s a communal rooftop terrace with a 360-degree view of the harbour, lighthouse and the town’s rooftops.

The Harbour's Lighthouse

Set among 2.5 hectares of olive groves, this modernised period villa is perfect for a romantic getaway under the Puglian sun. Built from Tufa bricks, and featuring local ceramics and quaint furniture, the villa exudes traditional charm on every level. The nearest beach is a thirty-minute drive away, but you can easily get a tan on the furnished sundeck and chill out in your own private swimming pool all day long. If the sun gets too hot, hide under the gazebos and admire the view of the olive trees, which stretch as far as the eye can see. In the evening, fire up the barbecue and enjoy a meal on the veranda, or cosy up in front of the fireplace with a glass of Primitivo. Should you get bored, you’re a mere twenty-minute drive from the shops and pizzerias of Erchie. 

The Olive Villa

Trash Compactor

Private Washing Machine

Spend a serene stay at this incredible villa in Taviano, a picturesque town based in the province of Lecce and nicknamed the ‘city of flowers’ for its famous flower fields. You’ll love exploring the Old Town, where sugar-cube buildings sit next to Baroque palaces, and you can find delicious restaurants, trendy bars and quaint cafes. You’re also a short drive from the beaches of Gallipoli, home to classy beach bars and crystal-clear waters.

Characterful touches such as beam ceilings, reclaimed driftwood and natural stone brickwork await inside, along with a neutral colour scheme that invokes a real sense of calm. This is all combined with modern amenities that make your stay feel seamless. You’ll be even more wowed by the outside, with a large garden featuring a stunning outdoor pool where you can swim and splash under the hot sun. There are also plenty of places to chill out, all speckled with palm trees to make it feel like you’ve entered true paradise. The sun loungers invite you to relax poolside with a cocktail on hot summer days, while the covered dining terrace provides the ideal place to feast with family and friends. There’s also a dining area on the rooftop terrace that makes for a great sundowner spot. 

Dreamy Driftwood

This charming villa is made up of a trullo and a lamia made from local stone – staying here, you get a taste of authentic southern Italian living. It’s just 4 kilometres from the town centre of Castellana Grotte, and 15 kilometres from iconic Alberobello. It’s in a great position for exploring Puglia, though we’d recommend bringing a car to do so. The home is traditional and inviting. We love the panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, which can be enjoyed from the terrace. Outside, you’ll find a private pool in addition to a fantastic alfresco dining area – there’s a pizza oven and barbecue to cook on. 

Mediterranean Solstice

For a unique and memorable stay in Brindisi, this stunning villa is an excellent option. You’ll be housed in a wonderful Trulli – the quirky conical-roofed homes most often found in Puglia and Brindisi. Beneath its coned roof, the villa is a stylish place to stay. The unusual shape of the home means there are cosy corners for you to curl up in, as well as a high-ceilinged dining room that’s the heart of the home. 

Of course, you’ll likely be hoping for warm weather, so will probably spend most of your time outside. Sit out in the sunshine, revelling in the glorious countryside views before going for a dip in the private swimming pool. Cook on the barbecue and dine on the terrace, in the shade of a dreamy pergola. You’ll find yourself relaxing as soon as you arrive at this idyllic home in Ceglie Messapica.


In The Rooftops

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Paid Parking On Street

Just take in the wonderful views of the Adriatic Sea and olive groves from the roof terrace of this home in Puglia. There’s plenty of character inside with its vaulted ceilings and stone steps (these are quite steep, mind). The location here is great, you’ll find a bakery 200 metres away, so that’s breakfast and lunch covered, while there’s a museum 500 metres from here. There’s also the Zagaredde antique market every second Sunday of the month, 900 metres from this home.

Stunning Seaside

Step-Free Access

Immersed in the natural beauty of Salento, this historic Masseria opens its doors to a unique Italian escape. Originally built as a farmhouse, the rooms have been restored into a peaceful sanctuary while retaining the original character. Outside, you can lounge under olive trees, swim in the pool and sip drinks on the veranda. It’s also possible to hold special events here (on request) and your host can help organise a range of sweet extras – including a private chef and a welcome hamper. Beyond this rustic haven, it’s less than 2 kilometres to the town of Tricase, while the nearest beaches are a short drive away. 

Tranquil Muse

DVD Library

Rice Maker

No doubt about it, this idyllic Itria Valley home is pure Puglian perfection. Comprising carefully restored Trulli – traditional dry-stone structures with a conical roof – along with contemporary architectural additions, this authentic home oozes character and charm as well as sophistication and style. Featuring an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space – think whitewashed walls, awesome archways and cool tiled floors – as well as two beautifully serene bedrooms, this heavenly home is perfect for a couple of couples or family group seeking some good old-fashioned R & R. Occupying a tucked-away and tranquil spot and surrounded by gorgeous greenery, this wonderfully white home boasts spaces fit for socialising as well as seclusion.

Laze on loungers in the sun or luxuriate in your private, outdoor pool. Prepare family favourites on the white worktops in the kitchen before dining alfresco on the poolside terrace. Treat yourself to an afternoon snooze or seek the calm of the colourful courtyard. Find a quiet place to sit and read a book on the banquette seating in the sitting room or relax with a glass of local wine on the sofa. Round off a romantic day with time spent in the master bedroom’s free-standing tub.

If you fancy a little light exploration, you’ll find you’re a ten-minute drive away from both the Valley towns of Locorotondo and Cisternino. Set off on scenic walks or cycle routes or venture a little further and discover iconic Ostuni – also known as ‘The White City’ – famous for its 15th-century Gothic cathedral.  


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