Villa Soleggiata

The villa

Surrounded by olive trees, Villa Soleggiata rises from the landscape like a breath of modern elegance. This is not merely a holiday home, but an immersive retreat that fuses cutting - edge ecological design with stylish comfort. Just moments from the iconic Trulli rooftops of Alberobello, the villa offers a superb base from which to explore one of southern Italy’s most treasured regions.

Contemporary in style yet in harmony with its natural surroundings, the villa was conceived as a living gallery. Interiors are bathed in natural light and graced with discreet artworks, including pieces by a well - known Italian photography. Every detail speaks to a conscious lifestyle, from the eco - sustainable construction and organic vegetable garden to the silent VMC system that maintains ambient comfort.

Four air - conditioned bedrooms accommodate up to 8 guests, ideal for a family or group of friends. Two queen - size doubles feature en - suite bathrooms, while a further double and a flexible twin room share a third, each styled with understated elegance, simplicity and calm.

Stepping outside, the 6,000 - square - metre grounds wrap the villa in silvery olive trees. At its heart lies a private pool and a chic covered terrace, both easily reached from the living room. Al fresco dining becomes second nature here, with a barbecue and outdoor lounge perfect for long summer evenings. An electric car charging point offer further convenience for modern travellers.

Villa Soleggiata’s enviable location places guests only 2km from Alberobello’s UNESCO - listed Rione Monti. From here, discover the whitewashed alleys of Locorotondo, the elegance of Martina Franca or the cliffs of Polignano a Mare, all within a 20 to 30 - minute drive.

For those seeking to slow down in style, surrounded by nature and light, Villa Soleggiata is a contemporary gem in beautiful Puglian surroundings.

Set amid the olive groves and rolling countryside of Puglia, Villa Soleggiata enjoys a rural setting just 2km from the UNESCO World Heritage town of Alberobello.

Best known for its iconic trulli (traditional stone dwellings with conical roofs), Alberobello offers a magical step back in time. It’s a short drive or cycle ride away or you can walk in around half an hour (do note the first half is along country lanes with no pavement until you reach the village outskirts).

In Alberobello’s historic centre, discover narrow lanes lined with whitewashed trulli, little shops and charming cafés. Visit the Trullo Sovrano museum or explore the Rione Monti district, where hundreds of trulli cluster along the hillside. The town hosts lively festivals throughout the year, celebrating Puglian music, food and culture - ideal for soaking up the region’s warm and welcoming spirit.

Beyond Alberobello, the surrounding Valle d’Itria is dotted with picturesque hilltop towns. Locorotondo (9km) enchants with its circular historic centre and sweeping views while Martina Franca (16km) is known for its baroque architecture and elegant palazzi . A little further afield, Cisternino (18km) offers atmospheric alleyways and local trattorias and Ostuni (44km), the "White City", rises dramatically above the plain with its dazzling skyline and labyrinthine old town.

For those craving sea air, the Adriatic coast is easily reached by car. Spend the day exploring the dramatic cliffs and turquoise coves of Polignano a Mare (30km) or discover the varied coastline stretching from here to Torre Canne. Whether you’re drawn to cultural treasures, natural landscapes or coastal beauty, Villa Soleggiata places you at the heart of Puglia’s most captivating sights.