Dimora Tra Gli Ulivi With Private Jacuzzi

Ostuni, Italy

4 guests1 bedroom1 bath

Amenities

A/C

Parking

Washer

Outdoor furniture

Pets Allowed

Dryer

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Living room

1 double bed

Bedroom

1 double bed

Experience authentic Pugliese life in this charmingly romantic trullo for 4. As the name suggests, Dimora Tra Gli Ulivi is in quiet countryside, surrounded by olive trees. With beautiful stone terraces, designed for guests to relax, and an outside jacuzzi, it is the ultimate holiday retreat. The traditional trullo has been tastefully restored to include modern comforts whilst retaining its rustic character. The sitting room has kept the original vaulted stone ceilings and rough walls, but is furnished with a contemporary sofa and flat-screen TV. The separate kitchen is equipped with an induction hob, oven, fridge, freezer and a Nespresso coffee machine. There is also a dining table for quick snacks. Guests will no doubt spend most of their time outside on one of the stone terraces, which have been carefully appointed to ensure maximum comfort. There are sun loungers next to the jacuzzi and a shaded dining area for meals al fresco. Sleeping The cosy bedroom has an attractive stone arched ceiling, a double bed and an open wardrobe. Extras: The sofa in the living room converts into a comfortable double bed. Bathroom This stylish bathroom is furnished with a shower, bidet, basin and WC. Additional • Free Wifi • Private garden • Outdoor seating & dining • Outdoor jacuzzi • BBQ • Air conditioning • Electric radiators • Washing machine • Child-friendly • Hair dryer • Smart TV • CO detector • Fire extinguisher • Private parking space and free public parking, car essential • Check-in from 4.00pm, check out before 10.00am • Security deposit of €500 for groups under 21. Location The house is in the Val d’Itria – which is famous for its olive oil and trulli [small, conical houses only found in this part of Italy]. Many of Puglia’s most beautiful sites are within easy reach. The closest town is Ostuni (15 minutes) which is known as the White City. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the valley it is a charming spot. Explore the narrow medieval streets or the famous cathedral which combines many different architectural styles. Don’t miss the bustling weekly market (Saturday morning) where you can pick the best local ingredients, from around the region. Alternatively, there are a couple of good supermarkets in town. Ceglie Messapica (17 minutes) is a charming town. Its well-preserved historic centre is a mix of Baroque architecture and white-washed buildings lining narrow streets. Ceglie Messapica is famous for its excellent food, particularly its ice cream pastries and baking. For an ideal day trip, the town Alberobello (50 minutes) looks like something from a fairytale. It is a town of trulli and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Like Ostuni and Ceglie Messapica it is well-known for its delicious cuisine. For guests keen to get to the sea, some of the most striking beaches in Italy, on the Adriatic coast are about 25 minutes away. For more sporty visitors, cycle tours can be arranged on the Val d’Itria cycle route which runs the length of the valley along the route of an ancient aqueduct. The closest airport is at Bari, a 1 hour 25-minute drive from the house.

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Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

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Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

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About the area

Ostuni, known as "La Città Bianca" for its whitewashed buildings, is a captivating hilltop town in Italy's Puglia region. This enchanting destination is a labyrinth of narrow streets, steep staircases, and charming piazzas, all bathed in a pristine white that glows under the southern sun. Visitors are drawn to Ostuni for its picturesque old town, which is a delight to explore on foot. The town's architecture is a testament to a rich history that spans from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, with the impressive 15th-century Ostuni Cathedral being a standout landmark. Its rose window, one of the largest in the world, is a marvel of intricate design. The town's elevated position offers stunning views of the surrounding olive groves and the azure Adriatic Sea. The countryside around Ostuni is dotted with traditional 'trulli' houses, unique to the region and a must-see for those interested in local culture and architecture. Ostuni's proximity to the coast means that visitors can easily combine a cultural city break with a seaside getaway. The beaches near Ostuni are some of the best in Puglia, with crystal-clear waters and fine sand. The nearby Torre Guaceto is a protected marine area and nature reserve, perfect for snorkeling and discovering the diverse Mediterranean flora and fauna. The town's culinary scene is another highlight, with a focus on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Olive oil from the region is renowned for its quality, and the local cuisine features a variety of vegetable-based dishes, fresh seafood, and hand-made pasta like 'orecchiette'. Dining in Ostuni is not just about the food; it's an atmospheric experience, with many restaurants offering al fresco seating along the charming streets or on terraces with panoramic views. Throughout the year, Ostuni hosts a variety of events and festivals that celebrate its heritage and vibrant culture. From traditional religious processions to music and art festivals, there's often something happening in the town's bustling squares. For those looking to delve deeper into the local way of life, Ostuni's market is a lively spot where you can find everything from fresh produce to artisanal crafts. It's an excellent place to mingle with the locals and pick up unique souvenirs. In summary, Ostuni is a destination that offers a rich blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and gastronomy. It's a place where travelers can immerse themselves in the slow pace of Italian life, all while enjoying the visual feast of a town that truly lives up to its moniker as the White City.