The trullis are one of the most unusual and unique buildings in Italy. Around 200 to 300 years ago, the Apulian farmers built their houses in this special manner. There are now only a few well preserved examples of such architecture in the Itrian valley, even fewer which have been restored and only one available for rent... namely this one. The owner has tastefully and renovated her trullo and comfortably furnished it with antiques; she has chosen just the right pieces... and has not forgotten to add a pretty kitchen and modern bathroom. There is a barbecue on the terrace, with its straw roof and – most importantly – even a pool. The garden has been planted with roses, lavender, olive and apricot trees. The price for accommodation includes 2 times house cleaning service and a caretaker, who attends to the pool and cistern. Special Characteristics: A trullo – that says it all ! Trullis and the Itrian valley have been made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.