Typical Ostuni house in the 19th-century area of the city, a short walk from the historic center. The apartment, characterized by vaulted ceilings with typical Lecce stone, spreads over several levels. The entrance opens onto a stone staircase leading to the living area furnished with a dining table, a double sofa bed and a TV. In a separate room we find the kitchen simple yet equipped with the necessary amenities including a kettle, an electric oven and an espresso coffee machine. Completing the floor is a bedroom with a queen-size bed and a bathroom with shower. Climbing a few steps leads to the upper floor characterized by a low ceiling (maximum height 1.8 m) where there is an additional bedroom with two single beds and a bathroom with shower, carved out of a stone alcove. The highlight of the house is definitely the double terrace, furnished with a dining table perfect for enjoying dinner under the stars or an aperitif at sunset. Air conditioning in the living room and the master bedroom, and heat pump heating will be available in the accommodation. We also offer to our guests truly authentic experiences to live like a local. If interested, contact us and we will be more than happy to help you out designing an unforgettable holiday to discover Italian beauties. Ostuni, the White City, is known as the pearl of Valle d’Itria. Its historic center, of a dazzling and immense white, shows its best with the famous Cathedral that dominates the olive trees plain, the park of the coastal dunes and a crystal clear sea. The narrow alleys are very particular, as well as Piazza della Libertà and S. Oronzo column, that majestically protects the city. Its countryside reaches the heart of Valle d’Itria. Our guests can easily discover the amazing places of our land from here: Ceglie Messapica, historic town with a strong food and wine tradition; Cisternino, known as one of the most beautiful village in Italy; Alberobello, which is famous for its ancient dwellings, Trullos, world heritage since 1996. Driving 30 kms north our guests can visit the archeological park of Egnazia, or even Polignano a Mare and Monopoli, old fishermen villages with evocative historic centers and enchanting beaches. Going further north, there is Bari, Eastern threshold, meanwhile driving south guests will have the chance to discover the Marine Protected Area of Torre Guaceto, then Brindisi and further Lecce, capital of Barocco. Towards West there is Taranto, the heart of Magna Grecia (ancient Greece), and then Matera, known for its “sassi” (ancient cave dwellings) and nominated European Capital of culture for 2019. The nearest airports are Brindisi and Bari, which are 35 minutes and 1 hour and 10 minutes away by car, respectively.