About this Villa
From its hillside perch, Trullo Bianco commands panoramic views over the olive groves and trulli dotting countryside towards the hilltop towns of Cisternino and Locorotondo.
Trullo Bianco has recently undergone complete renovation and rebuilding with a project by an Austrian designer and Milanese architect team. The combined Trullo and Masseria style typical and unique to the area have been retained along with internal original stonework and vaulted ceilings. The interior has been sympathetically restored to give a clean minimal space with all possible modern appliances and furnishings.
Trullo Bianco is surrounded by two acres of its own garden and filled with olive trees and fruit trees including pomegranate, fig, apricot, almond and pear. Trullo Bianco provides a wonderfully bucolic setting for the remarkable and vast beach pool, every child's and not so young person's delight.
Apulia enjoys the climate of the Southern Mediterranean but its privileged geographical position between two coastlines ensures that summer temperatures remain comfortable.
The region's varied landscapes of striking natural beauty, its magnificent coastlines boasting sandy beaches to match any in the Mediterranean and wild rocky headlands have forged its reputation as an unbeatable all-year-round destination for visitors in search of sun, culture, cuisine and lazy living.
Apulia, however, sets itself apart from other better-known parts of Italy in many ways, not least of which is the region's very own trullo. Trulli are cone-shaped dwellings built since the 18th century with immensely thick walls offering protection against the summer sun and whose unique architectural design has been used to stunning effect in the conversion of these ancient dwellings into villas which have become very popular as holiday homes.
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