Hidden Gem in the Heart of Puglia: Italian Estate with Trulli Houses
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of the Apulian Murge, between the charming towns of Ceglie Messapica and Ostuni, this 25-acre estate is an oasis of tranquility against the backdrop of lush olive trees and expansive meadows.
The Puglian property features two groups of traditional trulli—iconic stone dwellings unique to this region.
Boasting 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms across 6458 ft2 (600 m2) of living space, the Italian property seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern luxury, offering an unparalleled experience for those seeking a serene and stylish retreat in what is becoming one of the most chic regions in Italy.
Trulli are a hallmark of the Apulian region, known for their unique conical roofs and ancient, dry-stone construction technique.
These iconic structures have been around for centuries and are now cherished not only for their historical value but also for their ability to harmonize with the natural environment.
Staying in a trullo offers an authentic experience that connects residents with the rich cultural heritage of Southern Italy.
The first group of trulli spans approximately 2,152 ft2 (200 m2) and exudes warmth and character with 3 ensuite bedrooms, as well as a transitional room that can accommodate guests, aa large living room with a fireplace, and an open-plan kitchen.
The outdoor space is a true highlight, featuring a masonry kitchen, pizza oven, barbecue, and a grand table that seats 20—perfect for alfresco dining under the Mediterranean sky.
A large swimming pool adds to the allure, providing a refreshing escape during the region’s hot summers.
The second group of trulli, covering 2,260 ft2 (210 m2) is designed to accommodate modern living while preserving the traditional trullo aesthetic.
The spacious living room connects to a well-appointed kitchen and dining area, where up to 12 people can enjoy meals together.
Three bedrooms and three bathrooms ensure ample space for family or guests, and this area also boasts a transitional room with a sofa bed for guests.
Outside, there’s a covered area with a kitchen and barbecue,and an infinity pool with breathtaking views of the valley.
This estate in Contrada Montepapa elevates the trullo experience by combining the architectural beauty of these ancient structures with modern luxuries.
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