Rent Masseria Zia Cocca Italy

Well-situated in the heart of picturesque Puglia, amidst ancient olive groves and pleasant plains, the 5-bedroom Masseria Zia Cocca is a trulli treasure accommodating up to 10 guests. Initially inhabited by nuns as a convent from 1450, this sacred place now is a serene retreat of vaulted stone ceilings, traditional architecture, and modern luxury. Upon entering the villa, guests are greeted by a concierge in the lovingly transformed reception area. As a sacred space, the chapel is a great place to go to meditate, pray, or put yourself at ease. The next stop is the charming open-plan kitchen and dining room, which, like the villa, embraces the original masonry of the material. The exposed brickwork, domed ceiling, stone fireplace, and large, rustic dining table ensure a warm and airy ambience in this home hub. The kitchen is fully equipped with a range of modern appliances, from a farmhouse sink to a professional-grade juicer and ample counter space. Whether you’re tossing together a Mediterranean Salad or preparing a holiday feast for family and friends, culinary enthusiasts will find everything they need and more. Masseria Zia Cocca’s five bedrooms are a haven of calm and comfort, boasting king-sized beds, ensuite bathrooms with walk-in showers, and even their own personal dining areas so that a casual breakfast or romantic dinner for two is a pleasantly private affair. The charm of Masseria Zia Cocca extends out of doors, where guests can take what they need from the botanic garden and dine al fresco in the cosy courtyard. Beyond the chapel and surrounded by olive trees is the stunning swimming pool and bar, a true oasis where time stands still.  With its holy heritage and charming ambience, Masseria Zia Cocca is a homely hybrid of tradition and modernity. This unique blend invites guests into an authentic Puglian experience that will prove as enjoyable as it will be unforgettable. 

Villa Interiors – Open plan kitchen and dining room (fridge, stove, oven, microwave, coffee machine, kettle, toaster, dining table etc.) 
– Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower and bathtub
– Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
– Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
– Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
– Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
Outside Grounds – Private heated swimming pool (5m x 9m, max depth: 1.4m)
– Outdoor shower
– Sun loungers
– Terrace
– Terrace furniture
– Al fresco dining setting 
– Pool bar
– Pizza oven, barbecue and outdoor kitchen
– Botanic Garden
– Chapel
– Parking  Facilities – Wi-Fi
– Air-conditioning
– Heating         
– Smart TV
– Iron and board

Serenely located in a beautiful piece of Puglia, Masseria Zia Cocca is far from remote. With the nearest supermarket and shops a short drive away, the villa is conveniently close to some of the region’s best attractions and activities. The town of Martina Franca (a 9-minute drive) is one of the prettiest in all of Puglia; prepare yourself for whitewashed buildings with forest-green shutters and stunning Baroque architecture. The town is brimming with beautiful piazzas, but perhaps the most famous is the Piazza Maria Immacolata, thanks to its framing of semi-circular facades and cooly-shaded colonnades populated by cafes and restaurants. Locorotondo (15-minute drive). The utterly photographic Polignano a Mare (47-minute drive) is a great place to explore if you fancy a day trip to the sea. Boasting some of Puglia’s most famous beaches, this is the kind of destination that attracts a crowd, but there are plenty of places to explore in the city and along the limestone cliffs of its coastline. Begin by walking along the Lungomare, or jump on one of the 2-hour city tours to come to grips and eye off the cafes, bars, and restaurants you want to return to. The coastal city of Taranto (45-minute drive) on the other side of Puglia is another excellent option for a day trip to the sea. Walk the city walls, see the Aragonese castle, visit the Archaeological Museum, and marvel at the Romanesque cathedral before enjoying freshly caught seafood by the shore. And lastly, Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Alberobello (a 25-minute drive), is known for its unique trulli houses. Of course, these houses won’t seem as unique to guests of Masseria Zia Cocca, who enjoy a truly immersive experience of trulli living at home.