Beautiful and peculiar villa made of several ‘trulli’, typical stone buildings of central-southern Apulia.Surrounded by a large garden and equipped with a veranda featuring deckchairs and an outdoor table, this villa spreads over one level and is tastefully furnished, coming with everything guests may need to feel at home even on holiday.The entrance opens to a large living room with a sofa and a single sofa bed, benches and a dining table. Further from here is the fully equipped kitchen and fitted with an oven and a dishwasher. The sleeping area, then, consists of a room with a queen sized bed and one with twin beds. A toilet and a full bathroom with shower complete the property. Next to the villa there is a recently restored annex, ideal to accommodate two extra guests and provided with a room with a queen sized bed, a full bathroom with shower and an additional equipped kitchen.Guests will enjoy a wonderful outdoor space with barbecue and sink, ideal for meals in the open air with family and friends in fine weather.Guests will benefit from three outdoor parking slots inside the property.*Upon arrival or a few days before arrival it may be required to pay a tourist tax, which varies according to local regulations. You will find your reservation details within the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.Martina Franca, located on the southern Murgia plateau, is the heart of the Itria Valley. It is located in the center of southern Apulia and its historic center, of timeless beauty, still tells the glorious past of the city. The symbol of the city is the majestic Basilica of San Martino, located in the splendid Plebiscito Square, in addition to “Chiesa del Carmine”, “Chiesa di San Francesco d’Assisi” and “Chiesa di Sant’Antonio dei Cappuccini”. In Roma Square, located in the very town center, there is Palazzo Ducale, a symbol of the city government, inside which there are the museum of natural sciences and the museum of pictorial art. Its countryside extends into the heart of the Itria Valley between ancient trulli and wonderful woods. Martina Franca is in a strategic position to reach the long Ionian beaches such as Campomarino and Porto Cesareo, or the Adriatic coast: the natural reserve of Torre Guaceto, Torre Canne and Capitolo.There is no better place than the arcades of Piazza Maria Immacolata, where guests can sip a good DOC wine from Martina Franca and taste the typical dishes of the city served as street food during festivals, such as the rolls also called "bombette", but especially the “capocollo” of Martina Franca: a meat sausage seasoned with red wine and flavored with Mediterranean spices.Brindisi (50 minutes) and Bari (75 minutes) are the closest airports to Ostuni.
