Trulli Chiobbica | 4-Bedroom Villa in Ostuni Province of Brindisi

Fourteen guests spread across two connected properties. One swimming pool catching the afternoon light. Olive groves stretching toward the horizon in every direction. This is what a luxury villa rental in Ostuni, Puglia feels like when you arrive at Trulli Chiobbica—a dual-structure complex in the countryside where large family groups discover they can holiday together without sacrificing privacy or comfort.

Inside Trulli Chiobbica

Trulli Chiobbica sleeps 11 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, split between a main villa and a detached trullo structure. The layout solves a problem many multi-family holidays face: how to share a property without sharing every moment.

The main villa opens into a unified living zone where the kitchen, dining area, and lounge occupy the same light-filled space. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—a full-size island sits at its heart, high-end appliances line the walls, and the counter space could accommodate three people prepping simultaneously. Large windows frame the covered patio beyond, so whoever is cooking stays connected to everyone relaxing. The lounge area holds comfortable seating and a television, positioned to catch both conversation and views.

Down the hallway, three bedrooms anchor the main villa. Two feature double beds with ensuite bathrooms attached—a luxury that matters when you have teenagers or other adults who value morning routine autonomy. The third bedroom holds a double bed paired with a single bed, with a separate bathroom positioned just outside. All interior surfaces show careful restoration: natural stone floors run throughout, tuff stone ceilings retain their original character, but everything feels airy rather than dim.

The trullo—the cone-roofed stone structure that gives this property its distinctive Puglian character—functions as a self-contained guest house. It contains a living room with a double bed tucked into an alcove, a sofa bed that sleeps two children, a small dining table, a kitchenette with functional appliances, and a bathroom with shower. This separation means a grandparent couple, or friends traveling together, can retire to privacy while the main group continues their evening elsewhere.

Practical amenities throughout include Wi-Fi that actually works, air conditioning (essential July through September), heating for spring and autumn shoulder seasons, a washing machine and dryer, mosquito nets on windows, and high chairs and cots for infants. Hair dryers and a first aid kit round out the details that make longer stays manageable.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds span approximately 18,000 square metres of private land—enough that you can walk for five minutes in any direction and not see a neighbour. This is genuine countryside, the kind where morning birdsong actually matters.

The swimming pool measures 4 metres by 10 metres and operates from early April through late October. Stone sunbeds angle toward it. An outdoor shower with hot water stands nearby—that specific luxury of rinsing off chlorine while wrapped in Puglian air and the scent of herbs from the surrounding fields.

Two separate patio zones invite different activities. One holds a generous dining table scaled for group meals and long conversations. The second features an outdoor kitchen: refrigerator, induction burners, barbecue. This isn’t a token grill—it’s a properly equipped cooking station. A seating area with cushioned chairs sits adjacent, positioned to watch the sunset paint the valley.

A stone staircase climbs from the villa’s exterior to an upper terrace. From here, panoramic views sweep across the Apulian countryside—the kind of view that stops conversation mid-sentence. The light here at sunset turns the olive groves golden. Chairs invite you to stay until dark.

Location: Ostuni and the Surrounding Area

Ostuni sits 8 kilometres from Trulli Chiobbica by car, a winding route that climbs gradually from countryside into the town itself. Ostuni earned its nickname—the White City—honestly: whitewashed buildings rise steeply from a hilltop, their geometry precise against the Adriatic sky. Narrow cobblestone streets between them smell of lemon blossom and stone. The Cathedral of Ostuni dominates the skyline with its 16th-century rose window and theatrical baroque architecture. Markets in the old town (particularly the vegetable markets on Tuesday and Friday mornings) sell produce, local cheeses, wine, and artisanal goods produced within 20 kilometres.

The Adriatic coast lies 10 kilometres away. Rosa Marina Beach, 12 kilometres south, offers shallow water suitable for young swimmers and water sports operators. Costa Morcella, 9 kilometres north, provides rockier terrain and clearer water for snorkelling. Villanova Beach near the town of Ostuni has tavernas built directly on sand and serves grilled fish from the daily catch.

For dining, the countryside around Trulli Chiobbica contains numerous agriturismi—farm restaurants where owners serve wine they’ve made and vegetables they’ve harvested. Most lie within 5 kilometres. Ostuni town holds traditional trattorias serving orecchiette con le cime di rapa (pasta with bitter greens), burrata cheese from nearby Andria, and seafood risotto. Francavilla Fontana, 15 kilometres inland, is known for wine production and hosts numerous enotecas for tastings.

The region supports specific seasonal activities. Spring (April–May) brings wildflower hiking and the Easter celebrations in Ostuni. Summer (June–August) means full beaches and outdoor festivals. Autumn (September–October) offers warm sea temperatures, fewer crowds, and perfect weather for cycling the country roads. Winter sees fewer tourists but reliable sunshine and temperatures around 12–15°C—ideal for exploration without heat.

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Brindisi Airport, 40 kilometres away (approximately 45 minutes by car), receives flights from major European cities. Bari Airport, 130 kilometres north (approximately 90 minutes), offers more international options. From either airport, a rental car becomes essential—public transport to countryside properties is unreliable.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Trulli Chiobbica solves the multi-family holiday equation. Two families with 3–4 teenagers each can stay here and maintain both togetherness and autonomy. A couple can occupy the main villa while adult children and their partners use the trullo. Three couples traveling together find it cheaper than booking three separate properties while still preserving private bedrooms and bathrooms for each pair.

Families with young children benefit from the ground-floor bedroom and bathroom (no stairs to navigate with a toddler), high chairs, cots, and the enclosed pool. The rural setting means less ambient noise—children sleep better without traffic sounds. Parents with teenagers appreciate that the property is large enough that everyone has space without constant proximity.

The outdoor kitchen appeals to groups who enjoy cooking together and prefer eating at the property to restaurant meals every evening. The pool works April through October, making it unsuitable for winter-only visits. The unpaved road to the property is passable in a standard car but requires careful driving—not ideal if anyone in the group has mobility challenges or dislikes rough terrain.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: 11 guests, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms across two buildings (main villa and trullo annex).

Nearest Airport: Brindisi Airport (BDS), 40 kilometres away, approximately 45 minutes by car. Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI), 130 kilometres, approximately 90 minutes.

Nearest Supermarket: Conad supermarket in Ostuni town centre, 8 kilometres, approximately 12 minutes by car. Smaller alimentari shops in surrounding villages are closer but have limited selection.

What is Included: Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating, all linens and towels, washing machine and dryer, fully equipped kitchen with cookware, cutlery and crockery, outdoor kitchen equipment, pool access (seasonal April–October), parking, and garden access. Cleaning is not included unless specifically arranged.

Check-in and Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4pm, check-out 10am. Earlier or later arrangements sometimes possible subject to availability—contact the property directly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Trulli Chiobbica

How many guests does Trulli Chiobbica sleep?

Trulli Chiobbica accommodates 11 guests across two properties: the main villa contains 3 bedrooms (two with ensuite bathrooms, one with double and single bed), and the detached trullo contains 1 bedroom with an alcove double bed and sofa bed. In total: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 11-person maximum capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Trulli Chiobbica in Ostuni?

Brindisi Airport (BDS) is 40 kilometres away, a 45-minute drive. Bari Airport (BRI), which handles more international flights, is 130 kilometres away, approximately 90 minutes by car. Both can arrange rental cars or airport transfer services. A rental car is strongly recommended for accessing countryside villas and exploring the region.

What is the best time of year to rent Trulli Chiobbica?

May through October offers warm weather and full access to the swimming pool. May and September provide warm temperatures (22–28°C) with fewer crowds than July–August. June, July, and August are warmest (28–35°C) but busiest. April and October are cooler (15–22°C) with occasional rain but perfect for countryside walks. The pool operates April through October only. July–August sees peak heat; spring and autumn offer comfort without intensity.

Is Trulli Chiobbica suitable for families with children?

Yes, with considerations. The property includes high chairs, cots, and a ground-floor bedroom/bathroom accessed without stairs—important for families with infants or toddlers. The swimming pool is accessible but has no lifeguard; supervision is essential. Nearby beaches (Rosa Marina and Costa Morcella, both under 15 kilometres away) offer shallow water and water sports operators for older children. The countryside setting is quiet and safe for children to play outdoors. The trullo annex sleeping arrangement allows parents with teenagers to maintain privacy while supervising.

What is included in the rental price at Trulli Chiobbica?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning and heating, all bed linens and bath towels, a fully equipped kitchen with appliances and cookware, washing machine and dryer access, outdoor kitchen equipment (refrigerator, induction burners, barbecue), garden and terrace access, parking, and seasonal pool access (April–October). Utilities (water, electricity, gas) are included. Final cleaning is typically not included but can be arranged for an additional fee. Pre-arrival shopping can sometimes be arranged on request.

What restaurants and shops are near Trulli Chiobbica?

Ostuni town centre (8 kilometres) contains the Conad supermarket for groceries, weekly farmers’ markets (Tuesday and Friday), and numerous trattorias including Osteria del Tempo Perso (known for seafood risotto) and Masseria Giù (traditional Puglian cooking). Rosa Marina Beach (12 kilometres south) has beach tavernas serving grilled fish daily. Within 5 kilometres of the property, several agriturismi serve farm-to-table dinners featuring local vegetables and wines. Francavilla Fontana (15 kilometres inland) specialises in wine production with multiple enotecas for tastings. Most restaurants require reservations during peak season (July–August).