Trulli Taranto

The villa

Trulli Taranto is a captivating retreat nestled in the heart of the serene Apulian countryside, offering sweeping views of a tranquil valley. This enchanting property, comprising traditional trulli cones and lamia, effortlessly combines rustic elegance with modern comforts.

With space for up to nine guests, it’s perfect for families or groups seeking a relaxing escape. Inside, the home is a harmonious blend of stone walls and high vaulted ceilings, with a fully equipped kitchen, inviting bedrooms, and elegant bathrooms, all decorated in soft, earthy tones that reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The first section of the house features a charming kitchen with vaulted stone ceilings, a cosy dining area, and three bedrooms. The annexe boasts a comfortable living room, a second kitchen, and two more inviting bedrooms, offering a perfect balance of space and intimacy.

Outside, the property is a true haven of relaxation. A large, shaded patio surrounded by lush gardens invites guests to unwind while taking in the breathtaking views. The swimming pool, complemented by sun loungers and seating areas, provides the perfect spot to take in the sweeping valley vistas. The house, encircled by a dry - stone wall with private parking, is just a short five - minute drive from the charming town of Alberobello, where you can explore its historic centre, savour local cuisine, and discover the magic of nearby attractions like Martina Franca, Ostuni, and the ancient town of Matera.

Trulli Taranto is ideally situated in the peaceful Apulian countryside, just a five - minute drive from the world - famous town of Alberobello. The area is known for its stunning trulli buildings, which are part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. Alberobello boasts charming, cobbled streets, historic sites, and an array of delightful restaurants serving authentic local cuisine, making it an ideal place for a leisurely day out. For those looking to explore more, nearby Martina Franca offers beautiful Baroque architecture, while Locorotondo enchants with its whitewashed houses and winding alleys.

Nature lovers can visit the Castellana Grotte caves or take a scenic drive to the coastal town of Monopoli, known for its picturesque beaches. The region’s rich history, including its ancient olive groves, vineyards, and unique stone constructions, adds a magical backdrop to any visit, with Matera, famous for its Sassi cave dwellings, just an hour away.