Trullo Boccadoro | 3-Bedroom Villa in Ostuni Province of Brindisi

A luxury villa rental in Ostuni, Puglia positions you at the heart of Italy’s most underrated coastal region, where whitewashed towns rise dramatically from olive-studded plains and the Adriatic glints just beyond the horizon. Trullo Boccadoro sits 6km from Ostuni’s medieval centre, far enough to guarantee silence, close enough to reach the town’s restaurants and beaches in ten minutes by car. Six guests, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, one pool that catches the Apulian sun from dawn until late afternoon—this is the kind of property that makes returning guests cancel their other plans.

Inside Trullo Boccadoro

Trullo Boccadoro sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, each with its own ensuite. The layout radiates from a central ground-floor dining room where stone walls climb to a conical ceiling—the heart of this restored trullo, the cone-shaped stone dwelling unique to Puglia. To one side, a lounge carved into an alcove provides an intimate retreat; to the other, the kitchen opens fully equipped, its modern appliances softened by exposed natural stonework that speaks of centuries past.

Three distinct bedrooms branch off the main living area. The first two feature queen-size beds with direct access to the front terrace and private ensuite bathrooms fitted with walk-in showers. The third bedroom offers flexibility: it arrives as a queen configuration but converts into twin single beds, making it the natural choice for children or travelling companions who prefer separate sleeping arrangements. This room also includes an ensuite bathroom with shower.

Below ground, a stone staircase descends into the wine cellar—a vaulted chamber carved directly from bedrock where temperature and humidity remain naturally constant year-round. This is not decorative; it is functional, holding over 27 Puglian wine labels and serving as a tasting room for those who want to explore regional varietals without leaving the villa.

Throughout the interior, stone floors cool the space naturally during summer months, while the air conditioning system handles Puglia’s peak heat. WiFi reaches every corner, smart TVs provide entertainment, and practical touches—iron, ironing board, washing machine, mosquito nets, vacuum cleaner—mean guests arrive to relax, not to improvise solutions.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real theatre unfolds beyond the doors. A sprawling patio extends from the main structure, shaded partially by a timber gazebo where lounge seating creates a natural gathering point. The outdoor kitchen is serious about its work: a gas hob for everyday cooking sits alongside a traditional asador grill and a wood-fired pizza oven, transforming evening dinners into events. A stone table nearby seats the entire party comfortably, positioned to watch the pool and the countryside beyond.

The swimming pool occupies the garden’s visual heart, its surface reflecting sky and surrounding olive trees. A shallow paddling platform edges one end, essential for younger swimmers or those who prefer to wade rather than dive. Six sun loungers line the pool’s perimeter, angled to catch sun throughout the day. A fire pit area nearby invites evening gatherings as temperatures drop, while a shaded yoga deck offers a quieter retreat for those seeking morning stretches or afternoon contemplation among the vines and ancient trees that surround the property.

Mature fruit trees, almond groves, and the vineyard that cradles Trullo Boccadoro create a landscape of complete privacy. The illuminated driveway leads through an electric gate to dedicated parking, ensuring that the approach and departure feel as controlled as the retreat itself.

Location: Ostuni and the Surrounding Area

Ostuni, 6km away, rewards the short drive with dramatic medieval streets, a cathedral of striking proportions, and a warren of whitewashed alleys where every doorway opens onto a cafe, gallery, or restaurant. The town’s historical centre sits elevated above the surrounding plains, offering views that extend to the sea on clear days. Local trattorias serve exceptional seafood pasta and orecchiette with turnip greens, sourcing ingredients from markets that operate much as they did fifty years ago.

The coastline of Costa Merlata lies 12km southeast, where limestone cliffs frame small beaches and crystalline coves. Monopoli, a larger port town 20km south, offers a working fishing harbour, a sandy beach adjacent to its old town, and restaurants where the catch arrives daily. Alberobello, 25km inland, showcases the region’s iconic trulli houses—cone-roofed dwellings built without mortar, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site that draws visitors worldwide. Castellana Grotte, 30km away, features vast limestone caverns with stalactites and underground lakes, accessible via guided tours that operate year-round.

Wine regions surround Trullo Boccadoro; the Salento peninsula produces Negroamaro, Primitivo, and Fiano wines at family-owned wineries that welcome visitors. Cycling routes connect olive mills, vineyard estates, and rural restaurants throughout the Val d’Itria. Horseback riding through countryside accessible directly from nearby towns, and boat hire from Monopoli or coastal villages provides access to sea caves and offshore snorkelling spots.

For destination context, explore our luxury villas in Italy and our full collection across the Province of Brindisi. To understand the region’s character, culture, and seasonal rhythms, read our comprehensive Puglia travel guide, which covers the best months to visit, local food traditions, and hidden destinations beyond the typical itinerary.

The nearest international airport is Brindisi Salento (BDS), 50km north, approximately 45 minutes by car. Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI), 100km north, also offers international flights and takes roughly 90 minutes to reach Trullo Boccadoro. Peak season runs June through September, when temperatures average 28–32°C and rainfall is minimal. May and October provide excellent weather with smaller crowds. April and November remain warm and quiet, ideal for those seeking authentic local life without the summer visitor influx.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children thrive here. The ground-floor bedroom eliminates stairs for young guests, while the shallow pool platform ensures supervised water play. High chairs and cots are available, and the nearby Ostuni beaches feature gentle shelving and lifeguard services during summer months. The outdoor kitchen keeps children engaged while meals cook, and the property’s size permits quiet time for napping without disturbing others.

Multi-generational groups find the three separate bedrooms and three bathrooms allow independence without isolation. Grandparents appreciate the wine cellar and yoga deck; teenagers use the pool and explore Alberobello independently. The villa accommodates six comfortably but never feels cramped at that capacity.

Couples can treat Trullo Boccadoro as their private retreat, using the full kitchen for intimate dinners and the fire pit for evening conversation. Groups of three couples enjoy shared facilities without assigned roles—communal dining or separate cooking is equally feasible.

Food-focused travellers value proximity to markets, restaurants, and working wineries. The outdoor kitchen and wood-fired oven invite hands-on cooking using local ingredients purchased that morning.

Practical Information

Trullo Boccadoro accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. All bedrooms include ensuite facilities. The nearest supermarket, Conad, operates in central Ostuni, 6km away. Brindisi Salento Airport lies 50km north (45 minutes by car); Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport, 100km north (90 minutes).

The rental includes WiFi, air conditioning, heating, linen, towels, and pool access. The wood-fired pizza oven and outdoor kitchen equipment are included. Utilities are covered. Cleaning and change of towels occur on changeover days. Washing machine use is included for guest laundry. High chairs and cots are available on request at no additional charge. Check-in is flexible; confirm your arrival time with the management team upon booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Trullo Boccadoro

How many guests does Trullo Boccadoro sleep?

Trullo Boccadoro sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Two bedrooms feature queen-size beds; the third offers a queen-size bed that converts into twin singles upon request. All three bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms with walk-in showers. Cots are available for infants, and high chairs are provided for young toddlers at no additional cost.

What is the nearest airport to Trullo Boccadoro in Ostuni?

Brindisi Salento Airport (BDS) lies 50km north of Trullo Boccadoro, approximately 45 minutes by car. This airport receives flights from major European cities and the UK. Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI), 100km north, operates as an alternative, requiring roughly 90 minutes’ drive time and handling additional international routes. Most guests find Brindisi more convenient, though both airports have reliable car rental services and taxi firms familiar with Ostuni deliveries.

What is the best time of year to rent Trullo Boccadoro?

June through September offers guaranteed sunshine and sea temperatures of 24–26°C, ideal for swimming and beach time, though crowds in Ostuni and Alberobello peak in July and August. May and October provide similar warm weather (22–25°C) with substantially fewer visitors, making these months ideal for exploring markets and restaurants without queues. April and November remain pleasant (18–21°C) and perfectly swimmable for those accustomed to cooler water; these months capture authentic local life. December through March sees occasional rain and cooler temperatures (10–14°C), suitable for wine touring and countryside cycling rather than beach days.

Is Trullo Boccadoro suitable for families with children?

Yes. The ground-floor bedroom layout means no stairs to navigate with young children. The pool features a shallow paddling platform where children aged 2–8 can play safely under supervision. Cots and high chairs are provided. Nearby Ostuni beaches including Punta Prosciutto and Costa Merlata coves offer child-friendly shallow water and lifeguard presence during peak season. The property’s size and garden layout allow children to play outdoors safely while adults supervise from the patio. A washing machine is available for daily laundry, essential with young guests. Ostuni’s town centre sits just 6km away with pharmacies, doctors, and supermarkets if needed.

What is included in the rental price at Trullo Boccadoro?

The rental includes WiFi internet, air conditioning and heating, all linen and towels, pool access with maintenance, use of the outdoor kitchen equipment including the gas hob, asador grill, and wood-fired pizza oven, use of the wine cellar, washing machine, and all appliances within the main kitchen. High chairs and cots are provided at no additional charge. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Towels are changed on changeover days. Cleaning of communal areas occurs on arrival and departure; mid-stay cleaning is available for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Trullo Boccadoro?

Ostuni’s town centre, 6km away, contains Conad supermarket for daily shopping, multiple bakeries selling fresh pane and focaccia, and the weekly farmers’ market (typically Tuesday or Thursday mornings, confirm locally). Restaurants within walking distance of Ostuni’s historic centre include traditional trattorias serving orecchiette alle cime di rapa and fresh seafood pasta. Masseria Didyme, 8km away near Ostuni, offers farm-to-table dining in a restored fortified farmhouse. Monopoli, 20km south, provides additional restaurant choice and fresh fish markets adjacent to the port. Wineries including Tormaresca and Polvanera, within 15–20km, offer tastings and lunch facilities. For picnic supplies, purchase at Ostuni market the morning of your outing; local cheeses, cured meats, and wine are exceptional value.