Beneath the endless blue skies of Puglia’s Itria Valley, in a quiet corner just beyond the whitewashed magic of Ostuni, this stone lamia and accompanying Saracen trullo offer a peaceful retreat amid timeless olive groves. Resting on a generous 2.5 hectares of gently rolling terrain, this property invites a life of stillness, sun, and sensual simplicity.
The restored 50 m² lamia has been transformed into a serene open-plan space designed for contemplative living. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the room, with a sofa corner nearby that evokes long hours spent with a book and a glass of wine. The kitchenette and bathroom are discreetly tucked toward the back, balancing comfort and functionality with minimalist elegance. Bathed in natural light, the space radiates a quiet dignity, a place shaped by stone and silence.
Just a short walk across the orchard lies the trullo — untouched, its curved form still bearing the strength of its original construction. It waits, like a story paused mid-sentence, for someone to restore it and breathe new life into its ancient walls.
- Restored 50 m² stone lamia with open layout
- Fireplace, kitchenette, and bathroom
- Detached Saracen trullo to restore
- 2.5 hectares of land with olive groves, pines, and fruit trees
- Peaceful, off-grid location for privacy seekers
- 6.6 km from the coast, 2.5 km to Ostuni train station
- 31 km from Brindisi Airport
This home is reached via a rustic unpaved road that gently carves its way through the countryside — a road that keeps out the noise and leaves only the rustle of olive leaves and the hum of cicadas. Whether as a personal retreat or a future holiday rental, the potential here lies in its purity, in its resistance to modern chaos.
For those who dream of olive oil harvests, slow mornings in stone houses, and nights under constellations as old as time, this corner of Ostuni is a secret worth keeping.
