Charming, typical Puglise holiday rental with private pool with an authentic, breathtaking panoramic view of the beaches of Monopoli and Fasano. The property has been recently renovated with a lot of care for the small details, on the basis of the antique criteria and has had the lovely private pool (6m x 4m) built. We recommend this authentic villa to both families and to the youngest tourists who search for a charming facility and want to relax and enjoy the spectacular views.

Swimming pool open 01/05 to 31/10

Accommodation - size 70sqm - sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms

The trulli have been restored while preserving the original local stone, traditional cones and intimate spaces typical of Apulian rural architecture. The property can accommodate up to 4 guests and is divided into two connected areas, ideal for guests looking for extra privacy during their stay.

The interiors are spread across multiple trulli cones connected internally by a corridor leading to the second part of the house, which also has an independent external entrance.

The interiors include:
* Main living area with sofa and dining table
* Equipped kitchen
* Double bedroom with 180 cm bed
* First bathroom with shower
* Internal corridor leading to the secondary trulli area
* Second living area with functional kitchenette
* Double bedroom with French-size 140 cm bed
* Second bathroom with a striking shower carved into the rock

The interiors combine authenticity, simplicity and modern comfort, creating welcoming spaces designed for a peaceful panoramic stay in the heart of Puglia.

Location/distances - countryside property approximately 6km from the town of Fasano and 14km from the beaches, Restaurant 400m, supermarket 500m, airport 63km.

CIN - IT074007B400024359

"Took a cycle tour to Monopoli and enjoyed a walking tour of the city center. The beaches all along the edge of the city are charming but crowded. The streets are full of restaurants and shops with olive oil and other souvenirs. We stopped to have a cold drink and discovered Caffe Shakolata. Yum! Then we walked over to the port and saw the quaint fishing boats in blue and red, the colors of the town. I thought it was very worth the trip!"