House in Province of Taranto
5 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
If you’re looking for a relaxing getaway, don’t hesitate to contact us: 5 hectares of surrounding land (where you can pick and enjoy fruit from the trees—depending on the season—such as figs, almonds, plums, pomegranates, prickly pears, etc.) and experience nature firsthand. Furnished trullo with good bathroom facilities, a fully equipped kitchenette, two alcoves with 2 beds each, plus one alcove with 1 bed (5 beds total). Courtyard adorned with colorful plants and ample parking. The only drawback is an Enel power pole about 50 meters away.
A large garden where you can pick various types of fruit for your own consumption, well-fenced off from the public road and partially fenced elsewhere. Numerous thousand-year-old olive trees with trunks exceeding 3 meters in diameter.
To get there, take State Road 7 (SS7) BR-TA and exit at Ceglie Messapica-Francavilla Nord. Then, 4 km along Provincial Road 26 (SP26) toward Ceglie Messapica, you’ll find a small church and a war memorial next to a traffic light—and you’re almost there. About 2 km away, there are two restaurants and a pay-per-visit swimming pool. The estate is fenced off only on the side facing the public road. Altitude: 200 m.
The Blue Flag-certified Adriatic beaches of Ostuni (the magical “White City”) or the crystal-clear Ionian waters (Maruggio-Manduria, S. Pietro Bevania) are about a 15- to 30-minute drive away.
Within a few kilometers, you can visit not only traditional farmhouses (where you can buy authentic local products), caves, the typical “specchie” on the border with Ceglie (prehistoric watchtowers), and, of course, the many civil and religious monuments in the neighboring towns—notably the Swabian Castle in Oria, where the tournament of the districts, established by Frederick II in 1225, takes place in mid-August.
A large garden where you can pick various types of fruit for your own consumption, well-fenced off from the public road and partially fenced elsewhere. Numerous thousand-year-old olive trees with trunks exceeding 3 meters in diameter.
To get there, take State Road 7 (SS7) BR-TA and exit at Ceglie Messapica-Francavilla Nord. Then, 4 km along Provincial Road 26 (SP26) toward Ceglie Messapica, you’ll find a small church and a war memorial next to a traffic light—and you’re almost there. About 2 km away, there are two restaurants and a pay-per-visit swimming pool. The estate is fenced off only on the side facing the public road. Altitude: 200 m.
The Blue Flag-certified Adriatic beaches of Ostuni (the magical “White City”) or the crystal-clear Ionian waters (Maruggio-Manduria, S. Pietro Bevania) are about a 15- to 30-minute drive away.
Within a few kilometers, you can visit not only traditional farmhouses (where you can buy authentic local products), caves, the typical “specchie” on the border with Ceglie (prehistoric watchtowers), and, of course, the many civil and religious monuments in the neighboring towns—notably the Swabian Castle in Oria, where the tournament of the districts, established by Frederick II in 1225, takes place in mid-August.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Province of Taranto
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