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Situated amongst the stunning Puglia countryside, yet a short drive away from the charming towns of the Istria Valley, such as Ostuni and San Vito dei Normanni, Casale Martignano is the ideal villa for a family holiday. Admire the surrounding private olive groves whilst you lounge by the infinity pool or relax in the villa’s private spa.

Casale Martignano has been designed in the traditional Apulian way, with a regular-shaped structure, yet its interiors are modern and comfortable. It features exposed stone walls, perfect for keeping cool in the summer, arched ceilings and minimalist décor, creating a bright and spacious feel. It is set across one level, easily accessible for all guests. It is ideal for a family gathering with an open-plan living and dining area and kitchen. There are three bedrooms, all equipped with an ensuite bathroom, two with queen beds and the third with twin beds. A highlight of the villa would have to be its spa with a Turkish bath, a wonderful way to relax after a long day in the Puglian sunshine.

Outside, the inviting infinity swimming pool is surrounded by a lovely terrace dotted with sun loungers and umbrellas. You can take in the magnificent countryside views and sensational sunsets from the pool. There are many comfortable outdoor seating areas to relax, and the whole family can gather in the evening at one of the outdoor dining spaces to enjoy an excellent home-cooked meal of local delicacies.

Casale Martignano is situated amongst glorious countryside, and several restaurants are dotted nearby; however, for a wider range of choices, head to the town of San Michele Salentino, 5km away.

The villa is ideally located to easily visit some of the best towns the Itria Valley offers. Amidst the groves and vines sits the little town of San Vito Dei Normanni. Just 10km away, it boasts an ancient castle, baroque church, and olive oil museum, and it is a great place to wander around. Or head to Ostuni, known as ‘The White City’, also just 10km away, which features a maze of alleyways and a 15th-century cathedral.