Trullo Michele with swimming pool in the beautiful Puglian countryside
This 200 years old Lamia with its three coned Trullo is set in a large stone walled gated garden and olive grove. The property sleeps 4 in two separate bedrooms and can accommodate a further two people on a sofa bed in the main lounge area.
Property details
Trullo Michele has been a 5 year labour of love for us, it is set in 5,000 square metres of land with the original structure being over 200 years old. The land is still a working Olive grove that produces an olive oil harvest each autumn.
Trullo Michele has a fully equipped kitchen with cooker, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer, In the lounge there is a wall mounted flat screen TV with DVD player. The property has working air conditioning in all the main living spaces along with a log burner to heat the radiators should you come out of the summer months.
This stunning Lamia with its three coned Trullo is set in a large stone walled gated garden and olive grove. The property sleeps 4 in two separate bedrooms and can accommodate a further two people on a sofa bed in the main lounge area.
With one of the best climates in southern Europe outdoor living is a must at Trullo Michele. Enjoy the day around the salt system swimming pool which is much better for your skin and eyes, then dine under the outdoor covered terrace with food cooked on the large purpose built BBQ.
This beautiful property is situated just a few kilometers from the towns of San Michele and San Vito Dei Normanni. For those people loving their food, the famous towns of Ostuni and Ceglie Messapica offer a great range of restaurants and for a day on the beach head the short distance to the marine nature reserve at Torre Guaceto.
Puglia Life
There are many places of interest for you to visit, whether you are into history or want a day at the beach you will not be disappointed in what Puglia has to offer.
One of the most stunning cities in southern Italy, made famous for its dazzling whitewashed houses often referred to as “The White City”. The city is 8km from the coast and is a mass of winding alleys and stair ways leading up to the Cathedral.
The Baroque masterpiece of southern Italy. Lecce has a lovely historic centre full of lanes and Baroque architecture, including a roman theatre and Amphitheatre. You can’t go to Lecce without trying the Pasticciotto a deliciously buttery, crumbly short crust Pastry filled with sweet thick lemon custard cream that is a specialty of the area.
This small town has been made a UNESCO World Heritage site for its unusual district of Trulli, the characteristic white-washed conical-roofed houses of the area. Spend the day walking around the narrow-pedestrianized streets looking in the little shops selling locally produced ceramics and souvenirs.
A shinning gem on the coast of the Valle d’Itria, perched atop a 20-metre-high limestone cliff above the crystal-clear water of the Adriatic. In recent years the town has hosted the famous Red Bull cliff diving competition.
Location
Puglia boasts a wonderful Mediterranean climate that makes it an excellent holiday destination for most of the year. Spring comes early and is generally warm and sunny, with a temperature rising to the early twenties by the end of April.
The Summer, is long, hot and dry and can last from the end of May through to the end of September. Temperatures typically rise to around 30C mark in July and August. The sea warms up wonderfully to the mid-20s, making swimming a pleasurable experience.
The Autumn, signaled by the arrival of October and November, remains generally warm with temperatures only really dropping out of the 20s towards the beginning of December.
