Villa Castelluccio offers a truly authentic experience in the heart of rural Puglia. The beautifully restored villa sits within 5 acres of olive groves.

The building itself was renovated from a ruin of an old traditional Lamia. Thanks to the restyling and restoration of the interior, the building preserves its historic atmosphere that gives a charming but relaxed feel.

The Villa, restored by Australian fashion and interior designer, Collette Dinnigan, is surrounded by hills and centuries-old olive trees.

Casa Olivetta is located in the heart of the Apulian Itria Valley, in southern Italy, between the charming villages of Cisternino and Ostuni.

OCCUPANCY: (8 guests max)

Casa Olivetta comprises one main building, with three bedrooms and a guest house separate from the villa. All buildings are in pale limestone brick, with traditional stone and terracotta tiles for the inside floors, finished with lime-washed white walls and contrasting timber.

Villa Cardo is a 4 bedroom house designed by Studio Andrew Trotter. The house has been built with local materials and using traditional methods of building, conveying uniqueness and heritage, keeping the building light, airy and cool in the summer.

The villa is within one hectare of land, filled with olive and almond trees everywhere. Discover its breathtaking views of the sea from the roof terrace.

Tenuta Masseriola enjoys its exclusive privacy just a few kilometres from the village of Carovigno, rich in history and delicious cuisine. Surrounded by 8 hectares of olive groves and red soil, the villa offers maximum comfort to its guests.

OCCUPANCY: (8 guests max)

The house is immersed in the most genuine Puglia countryside, wide-open spaces, managed with volumes and details that ensure relaxation and total wellness. Tenuta Masseriola winds its way through two modern structures that surround the most classic of Puglia construction.

Masseria Moroseta, designed by architect Andrew Trotter, is a country house located in the Oustini region of Italy, on a 5-hectare field surrounded by olive trees. The house was built with traditional techniques and local materials, it is inspired by the old farmhouses of Puglia but incorporating modern elements in the design. Like traditional houses, Masseria Moroseta has a central patio, six bedrooms on each side, and a living room and terrace which overlook the infinity pool and the sea.