The rental accommodation consists of:
The Trullo -
Entrance to dining room with kitchen off, and sliding doors leading to a small single bedroom.
Through to lounge area with TV and separate entrance, with bathroom off.
Doors through to sitting area and double bedroom.
The central lounge area has a 'French-size' divan converting to a bed to sleep 2 children or 2 friendly adults!
The trullo is simply but stylishly decorated.
The Annexe.
A separate stone-built annexe consists of two bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin - each with wardrobe space and washbasin, plus a central bathroom.
The delightful stepped swimming pool is located in front of the trullo,in the garden area. An eye can be kept on the pool from inside the trullo.
Behind the trullo there is a further attractive area with fruit trees and olives extending to around 4,000 sq m of land.
Facilities:
Depending on bookings, part-week stays or weekly stays starting other than on Saturdays can be arranged.
Included in the price is weekly cleaning, towels and bedlinen.
The property is provided with washing machine, dishwasher, modern kitchen appliances etc, and outside there is adequate seating, plus sun loungers and umbrella by the pool, plus a barbecue for your use.
A welcome pack is provided on arrival, and an English set of useful instructions and guide to services, plus information on the local area, is available.
An English contact who lives locally can be on hand if needs be, and in any event will be in touch during your stay to ensure that things are running smoothly for you.
General:
Puglia is wonderful at any time of year - July and August get hot, but in the hills, the Murge, above the coastal plain the heat is not oppressive. There is something for everyone here, whether your interest is gastronomy, wine-tasting, sightseeing or walking and enjoying the beaches. Eating is one of Puglia's pleasures, with a robust local cuisine as well as seafood from the seas off its enormously long coastline. Puglia is famed for its wines, with powerful reds including Primitivo, and the famed whites of Locorotondo. The architecure spans Messapian, Greek and Roman civilsations, with Norman castles and cathedrals, Byzantine cave churches and rock crypts, flamboyant Baroque churches, elegant 18th century town palaces and more. Every town is a hive of activity on summer evenings with many festivals to tempt every taste in music, dance and theatre.
There's a choice of international airports within easy reach - Bari or Brindisi (slightly nearer), so getting here is simple.
marks the location of the property in Brindisi
