Key featuresFarm estate in BEAUTIFUL Valley D’ItriaIMPRESSIVE main house with roof terraceSeparate trullo and outbuildingsPanoramic viewsWell maintained land of 2 hectaresOriginal stone walls2 km downhill to the village Casalini with restaurants7 kom to charming Cisternino11 km to famous Ostuni45/75 min from Brindisi/Bari airportsProperty descriptionThis impressive farm estate is located in Valley D’Itria on high elevated position 2 km from Casalini village, with all amenities, and between Ostuni and Cisternino.
The prive drive way takes up up to the main building and terraced area, surrounded by the beautiful old stone walls, in perfect condition. The property, which is fully private and secluded is well maintained and offers upgrading possibilities of the living parts and possible to extend making 3 double bedrooms ensuite. There is a trullo with a six meter high roof cone. From the roof terrace of the main house are panoramic views over the rolling hills and own farming land. To the rear of the main hosue is a garden area with olive trees and orchard.LOCATION
The trulli property on Contrada Panza is located in the famous Valley D’Itria with it s beautiful rolling hills and landscape with many historical trulli buildings. The distance to the nearest village Casalini is less than two km. To the attractive town of Cisternino it is 7 km, a true gem with small cobbled streets, many fine restaurants and shops. Ostuni – the famous ‘white city’it is 11km away and the towns mentioned are some of the best known towns in Apulia.
The drive to the beaches on the Adriatic coast is 25 minutes with Villanovam Rosa Marina,Torre Canne and the natural reserve of the coastal dunes
The coast has very few houses, natural rocky beaches with stretches of sand beaches, At Forcatella there are a couple of small informal restaurants for simple but delicious sea food dishes.WHAT MORE TO SEE IN THE AREA
The property has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the mile long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coast line; the Trulli houses of Alberobello- an UNESCO world heritage site: the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south.GETTING THERE
By air there is a choice of two international airports, served by Ryanair, Easyjet , BA and others, Brindisi in the south (49 km) and Bari in the north (75 minutes). Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia so it’s possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.