Trullo M

  • Location: Beach / Coast
    Small grocery shop/coffee bar, pizza restaurant: 5 mins walk
    Closest beach: 15km (20 mins by car)
    Baroque architecture at Martina Franca: 13km (15 mins by car)
    Torre Guaceto Natural park with its amazing beach: 45km (40 mins by car)
  • Bari Airport (BRI): 75km (1h by car)
    Brindisi Airport (BDS): 65km (50 mins by car)
    Car recommended
    Free parking
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An introduction to Trullo M

How would you describe Trullo M in a nutshell?

Trullo M combines authenticity with a spectacular view, positioned on the top of a hill overlooking the coast. It’s difficult to find older buildings that have retained their original elements and are in such a location, so that’s what makes it special.

What’s your connection to Puglia?

We had a dream for several years to buy something abroad as a holiday home and began looking first in France and Spain. But we never really found the ideal property with the finesse you find in Italy. In May 2015, we booked a holiday in Puglia and just fell in love with the area. We (accidentally) found this property online and although I usually act very rationally, we just bought it, without a lot of discussion about the price.

How would you describe the style of the house and the interior design?

Trulli M is an original Puglian house called a cassina a trulli that features an architecture specific to the area and our aim was to respect its authenticity in the interior design. For example, all of the tiles are original and we didn’t break them for the underground heating system. The interior is a mix of Italian furnishings with Scandinavian styling, combining both Northern and Southern European elements.

How would you describe the atmosphere of Trullo M?

It’s very authentic and genuine. We have a large amount of land dotted with olive trees that stretches down to the coast, creating a really nice atmosphere. One of the reasons we bought in the area is because we’re close to the main road, so it’s ideal for people who want to be in a quiet location but still close to town.

What made you fall in love with this part of Puglia?

It was a combination of things. I love the drystone trulli architecture as they only do it in Puglia and the cones are very difficult to build. But I also appreciate the olive groves, the good weather and the people who are very open and friendly. When you ask something, nothing is ever too much. I also love the Puglian food, with big servings that we were not used to!

Trullo M and pool
Pool
Pool
Trullo M outside space
Outside space
Exterior
Kitchen area
Living area
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom view
Outside terrace
Pool and view
Terrace
Sea view
Sea view on sunset

Trullo M rooms & rates

The main entrance door is the smallest in the house and opens to the parking area. After you enter the hallway, you’ll find the open-plan kitchen and dining room on the right (we also have a separate area with a pizza oven) and then as you walk through the hallway, you’ll arrive in the living room. The three main bedrooms are accessed from here, so everything is on one floor, with only a few steps in the kitchen.

One of the rooms has a king-size bed, the other a queen size and the third is smaller, with integrated bunk beds that are ideal for children. The two bedrooms have their own small bathroom and there’s also a separate bathroom next to the kitchen. Aside from the main building, we have the Lamia building that’s like a pool house and features another bedroom with a queen-size bed and bathroom.

The pool is situated on a terrace with shade covering and boasts 180-degree sea and valley views. There are cushions to relax on and a dining area where you can seat 8-10 people.

  • Trullo M for 8 people / 120 m²
    705 / night
    • 3 Double bedrooms
    • 1 Bunk room
    • 3 Shower rooms (ensuite)
    • 1 Shower room
    • 1 Living room
    • 1 Kitchen
    • 1 Baby cot (on req.)
    • Terrace
    • Sea view
    • Air conditioning
Included in the rates
Rates include weekly cleaning and linen/towels.
Optional extras
Cooking lessons, a dinner at the house and other activities can be arranged on request.
Children & Extra beds
Trullo M is great for families: a baby bed, high chair and other utilities are at your disposal at no extra charge.
Minimum stay
5 - 7 nights (check calendar for dates)
Check in time
after 16:00
Check out time
before 10:00

Facilities & services

  • Swimming pool
  • WiFi
  • Air conditioning
  • Terrace
  • Children welcome
  • Babysitting on request
  • TV
  • Garden
  • Washing machine
  • Music system
  • Central heating
  • Iron & Board
  • Toys for kids
  • Safe box
  • Hair dryer

Weekly cleaning is included in the price, with a change of linen and towels, and our property manager can arrange cooking lessons, excursions and boat trips.

We have baby beds and high chairs for children, so it’s very child-friendly, but we also have couples booking and groups of friends. Although we can host 8 people, I think it’s ideal for 6 or 7, as it may feel too crowded with more. The interior is only around 120 square metres, but we have a lot of outside space for guests to enjoy.

Things to do in Puglia & Fasano

  • Art / Culture
  • Shopping / Markets
  • Golf
  • Cycling
  • Boat trips

Definitely going to the coast because the beaches are never far away. We are in between two coasts — the Adriatic and Ionian — so the position is great. I would also recommend Locorotondo, as it’s one of the most beautiful villages in the region and not so touristy. In July and August it hosts the Locus Festival, so every evening you have live music in the historic centre.

But there are so many little villages in the region where you can just stroll, grab a drink and taste the olives. You’ll never get bored. You can drive south to Gallipoli or just discover places that aren’t mentioned in the guidebooks. Every time we visit we find new ‘pearls’ and this is part of the region’s charm.

Trullo M reviews

5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
Very welcoming property at the end of a dead-end street, real quiet paradise with an amazing view. We especially enjoyed the outside area at the pool and used the grill almost for every dinner. The house has all the facilities you need to feel at home. The area is also very nice, Ostuni, Alberobello, Fasano are really close by car.
Borbala B. (Hungary)
stayed at Trullo M in September 2023
5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
We had a marvelous stay. The house is lovely renovated and offers everything you need for a relaxed vacation. The view is tremendous especially from the pool. Nice places to eat around.
Sylvia B.
stayed at Trullo M in September 2020

The location of Trullo M

We have a private road that leads to our house and accesses the main road to Fasano. It’s only five kilometres to Fasano, while the hilltop village of Locorotondo is six kilometres in the other direction. There’s a shopping centre on the road to Locorotondo where you can buy everything you need, but there’s also a small shop within walking distance of Trullo M to buy bread, cheese and meats. It’s quite convenient when people first arrive and need some basic groceries.

We are only 15 mins by car to Savelletri, a little fishing harbour that’s surrounded by lots of beaches. Many of them have beach clubs. We particularly like Archeolido, which has a few small places where you can grab a drink or bite to eat but still has a local atmosphere. We also like Polignano a Mare that’s nestled between two rocks and San Vito that has views of an old abbey. We are also in close proximity to the Parco Naturale Regionale Terra delle Gravine that’s ideal for walking and soaking up the views.

When is the best time to visit Puglia?

From May to the end of October is a nice period weather-wise, but in July and August it can get quite crowded. If you want to go to the beach and it’s important that you swim, then June or September is ideal. But even in April and May it’s quite nice, as the landscape is green and filled with flowers. Aesthetically it’s prettier than July and August when it can be quite dry.

In winter it’s still warmish but during November it can become quite humid. December and January are both nice as it’s not so expensive and there are not so many people visiting the area. We spent last Christmas and New Year’s there and it was extremely beautiful as the local traditions are very strong. Almost every day there were festivities and people in the streets, so there was always something to do.