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Immersed in the tranquillity of the Palude del Conte natural park, this traditional Italian villa will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired from the moment of arrival. 

Nestled within a sanctuary of trees with the beach of Punta Prosciutto just a short walk away, this is the perfect setting for a rejuvenating retreat. 

From the soft natural tones and original features to the large air-conditioned rooms and elegant styling, every detail has been considered to enhance your stay with the essence of harmony. And with two independent apartments (each with its own fully equipped kitchen and living room), you’ll find an abundance of space to relax, unwind and enjoy the simple pleasures of life on the Salento coast.

Wake up early and watch the sunrise from the rooftop, take a stroll through the countryside to swim in the sea, enjoy drinks on the terrace and gather for Italian-style barbecue meals that linger long into the evening. And for explorations further afield, you’ll find the beautiful beach of Torre Lapillo and local amenities are less than one kilometre from here, while the majestic baroque city of Lecce is less than a fifty-minute drive away. 

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This beautiful home – a renovated 1500s farmhouse – sits on an agricultural estate just 6 kilometres from Porto Cesareo. Given your proximity to the Ionian Coast, it’s a breeze to reach beaches, and you can also visit Lecce and its Baroque architecture – it’s only 20 kilometres away. The farmhouse has been renovated to preserve its original charm and character, while adding contemporary touches and style. It’s bright and attractive, with a calming colour palette of white and wood. Outside, you can admire sunsets from the furnished terrace and splash about in the private pool. This is a stunning Italian holiday home. 

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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.

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Impeccable contemporary design meets old palazzo grandeur at this luxurious home set equidistance between the Ionian and Adriatic warm seas (twenty-minute drive) and close to the historic city of Lecce (ten minutes drive).

A former aristocratic villa left to ruin –⁠ the home has been expertly reimagined by its owner (handily, an award-winning architect) to create a contemporary palace made for modern living.

Beneath its lofty, vaulted ceilings, fine art, photography, and furniture from some of the 20th Century greats add layers of interest and style –⁠ while marble-clad finishes and statement lighting bring all the luxury. And there's room for you all to spill out here, as each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom.

Sunny mornings call for expressos on the vast terraces outside before a few lazy laps in the pool. Then up the ante with a game of table tennis or a walk around the four hectares of ancient olive and citrus groves. 

When thoughts turn to food, gather your ensemble beneath the shady pergola on the outdoor dining terrace for a feast of focaccia, burrata, and other Apulian delicacies – the chef-worthy gallery kitchen makes cooking a joy. Or head into the graceful city of Lecce (a ten-minute drive) to eat out instead – its baroque architecture, upmarket boutiques, and authentic restaurants is an afternoon well spent.

Palazzo of Dreams

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Set less than one hundred metres from Ceglie Messapica's bustling pedestrianised hub and just an easy drive from the coast and Ostuni, the location of this apartment is spot-on. While the period home's vaulted ceilings and exposed stonework are impressive, there are a few compromises to make. Expect a small kitchenette that's better suited to lighter bites rather than large slap-up meals, and there's no outdoor space to speak of. But for a bolthole this characterful, we can forgive that.

Olives & Honey

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If peace and quiet are what you look for in a holiday, the slow pace of life at this Italian villa will suit you perfectly. It’s just a three-minute drive from the centre of Ceglie Messapica but feels like the middle of nowhere – it’s surrounded by acres of centuries-old olive groves and fruit trees, and you can even pick your own fruit. You'll definitely need a car to make the most of your stay though. The outside space is dreamy, with an outdoor kitchen and salt-water infinity pool, but the villa is unique. It’s housed in a restored Trullo, so you can live like a local and soak up the region's history.

Almond & Pear

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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

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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

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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

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

A ten-minute drive from Ostuni, this villa offers a dreamy escape in Puglia. The garden was designed to take advantage of the sunshine. You can work out in the outdoor gym, cool off with a dip in the pool, or tuck into an Italian feast on the terrace. Inside, the ivory hues and natural accents fit in perfectly with Puglia's white-washed towns. Our favourite space is the main bedroom, where a relaxing soak in the Jacuzzi bath is the perfect way to end the day. Just note that two bedrooms don't have air conditioning.

Ostuni Opal

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A hidden gem in the far south of Italy's heel, this peaceful Puglian getaway is the stuff dreams are made of. Located in the enchanting village of Specchia, you're sandwiched between the Adriatic and Ionian seas, a twenty-five-minute drive from the picture-perfect azure waters and white sand of Pescoluse aka. The Maldives of Salento. Your marvellous Masseria boasts five suites divided across four units around the property, each with a private entrance. So while there's more than enough space for ten of you to gather together to relax and recharge, you're also guaranteed some much-needed privacy. The outdoor areas are where this home comes into its own – life is meant to be lived outside. Long, lazy days can be spent lounging by the stunning swimming pool set within a lush walled garden, gather together for family feasts in the shade of the pergola, and spend afternoons relaxing in the outdoor lounge. Here in Salento, the best plan is no plan at all.

Maldive del Salento

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Welcome to the d'Itria Valley, famous for its trulli buildings – dry stone huts with conical roofs, once used by farm workers. For a stay in an extraordinary home, this trulli complex is an astonishing piece of rural architecture, renovated in a way that respects the original stone design while providing some modern comforts. As romantic as it gets, it's surrounded by its own vineyards, olive groves and cherry trees (the fruit of which you’re free to pick in the summer). Spend your days idling by the private pool, strolling through the grapevines and exploring the Apulian countryside. It may not be part of the trulli UNESCO World Heritage Site at Alberobello, but it's cut from the same cloth and just a fifteen-minute drive away.

Trulli Unique

Welcome to this cosy retreat, surrounded by age-old olive trees. Time seems to have stopped here – the traditional exterior and interiors hark back to a bygone era, and we love the open fireplace. Sure, like most older homes, this place has its quirks. But you do have mod cons like a beautiful swimming pool, an outdoor stereo system, barbecue and kitchen area. The garden is a paradise – our favourite spot has to be the vine-covered gazebo. If you can tear yourself away, explore the nearby Castellana Grotte or head to the coast.

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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. 

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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 

Sitting peacefully amid centuries-old olive trees, this home opens its doors to a rustic Italian escape. Outside, can enjoy the beautiful views while relaxing in the Jacuzzi or swimming in the pool. There is also a shaded terrace with a barbecue – perfect for balmy evening meals. It’s worth noting the rooms are spread across the main house and an adjoining annexe, but this is a great option for families and groups in search of simplicity and ease. Plus, it’s just a ten-minute drive to Monopoli and the nearest beaches. 

Stillness at Sunset

This home is an excellent choice for those wanting to escape the crowds and really unwind. We love its setting in the Puglian countryside, surrounded by olive groves – yet it’s only 8 kilometres from Ostuni. There’s a main house and two independent trulli – the conical-roofed homes found in this part of Italy, which are ideal for those wanting a bit more space. The outside area is the star of the show, with a private swimming pool, shaded terraces for alfresco dining, and heaps of room. 

The Luscious Orange

Sitting pretty on a hillside, this whitewashed, stone brick villa sets the scene for a beautiful getaway. Nestled in the Puglian village of Santa Maria di Leuca, you’re in a wonderful position to explore the region. Puglia is known for its characteristic architecture, unique cuisine, and long-stretching coastline – the nearby towns of Gallipoli, Castro, Nardò, Otranto, and Lecce give you an insight into all three, and more.

When you’re not exploring, let the hours blissfully roll by while you swap between the sun lounger and the shady day bed. Get lost in your current read, taking in the view of fields backed by the sea, and enjoy long swims in the pool, the scent of aromatic plants hanging in the air. If you follow the scent, you’ll find sprawling Mediterranean gardens of succulents and olive trees. Better yet, follow the sea view, and spend afternoons on a fine sandy beach. 

When dusk rolls around and the sky begins to twist into varying shades of orange, pink, and purple, the place to be is the dining table. Tuck into fresh barbecue dinners around the boho chic table, beneath the straw pergola, while the sky provides the night’s entertainment. 

In Search of Special

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

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Just a short drive from the whitewashed city of Ostuni, this home provides a calm sanctuary nestled among olive trees. Featuring a peaceful garden, a private pool and crisp rooms, you’ll find everything you could need for a restorative retreat. Housekeeping is included in your stay, plus guests can enjoy a concierge service with lovely extras like a private chef and cooking lessons. You will need a car to get around here, but the nearest beach is just 4 kilometres away. 

Love & Roses

Nestled in the picturesque Valle d'Itria, this historic home is a real gem. It's surrounded by centuries-old olive groves and offers views of nearby Ostuni, only a five-minute drive away. On a summer's day, there's no better spot to unwind than beside the private pool. Afterwards, tuck into an alfresco dinner on the terrace – your host can arrange cooking lessons and chefs for a fee. We're big fans of the traditional features inside – think exposed stone and arched doorways – yet with a collection of en-suite bedrooms, everyone will have plenty of space and privacy. 

Cashmere & Stone

Tucked between the countryside and the stunning Puglian coast, this home offers the best of both worlds. Set off by car and explore the UNESCO-listed Valle d'Itria, or dive East towards Monopoli and Polignano a Mare for a day by the sea. During downtime, make yourself comfortable back home. Keen cooks will have three kitchens at their disposal here, including one outdoors ideal for barbecues. The swimming pool (which can be heated for a fee) will entice you for an afternoon dip, while the covered terrace makes a sweet spot for sundowners. With four en-suite bedrooms, including a sprawling main suite on the top floor, we think it's the perfect family pad. 

Puglian Promise

Surrounded by stunning Apulian countryside, yet just twenty minutes by car from the centre of Monopoli – this quintessential Mediterranean villa offers guests a private slice of serenity from the moment they open the front gate. Upon entering the home, you'll be welcomed by the soothing earthy tones of the home's original features, including tiled stone floors throughout and whitewashed exposed brickwork in the living area. Antique dark wooden furniture and terracotta ornaments complement the character and complete the home's Mediterranean aesthetic with infinite elegance. Leading out to the garden, French doors pave the way to a small terrace featuring day beds by the pool and a shaded chill-out area, which serves as the perfect spot for your morning coffee. Another large pergola offers a second living area, bringing the indoors outside – with a plush corner sofa, outdoor kitchen and dining table that remain shaded from the sun. This luscious corner of the home is a hidden gem that allows guests to relax as they would inside without compromising on losing garden views overlooking the countryside with olive and fruit trees growing all around. 


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