## The space The 5-cone trullo ( I Cinque Trulli in Italian) has been lovingly restored, keeping its original features and adding 3 comfortable bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, to give you a countryside Italian experience. The living areas and traditional kitchen all sit under beautiful natural stone trullo cones, as does the master bedroom. The property is well equipped for a family holiday. An accessible free parking is at our guests' disposal. To the front of the property is a terrace, surrounded by statuesque olive trees with an outside barbeque and a smaller terrace overlooking the olive grove. At the front of the terrace you will find the amazing pool with gazebo, equipped with sun loungers, umbrella and pool toys. Please note : swimming pool is shared with the landlords ( they live in the villa on the other side of the park) but for exclusive use of our guests at the following hours: morning 9-13, afternoon 16-18. Hours can be flexible ( landlords are very friendly and accommodating), but are necessary to provide a daily sanitation of the swimming pool. The land on which the property sits is entirely enclosed within its own gated walls. Our trulli are close to 3 fantastic towns: Martina Franca, Locorotondo, Cisternino and Alberobello (the UNESCO World Heritage town of Alberobello). ## Guest access The property is at your complete and private disposal. Please note : swimming pool is shared with the landlords. The swimming pool is open from mid June to the end of September. Timetable: morning 9-13, afternoon 16-18, hours can be flexible ( landlords are very friendly and accommodating). Pool chairs included. Towels, swimming caps or goggles can be purchased on site ## Guest interaction We are at your complete disposal to answer any questions before and during your stay. We have many tips for the city and its surroundings. ## Other things to note IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ PAYING ATTENTION Please note : swimming pool is shared with the landlords. The sw...

## The neighborhood Martina Franca is a hilltop town towards the Northern end of the Itria valley. The town itself has a beautiful centro storico with some impressive baroque architecture. The countryside surrounding the town is dotted with lush farmland, masserie and trulli. Martina is known as the citta del festivale – city of festivals – and during the Summer months there are parades, celebrations and a rich cultural programme of art and opera. The festival of San Martino, the patron saint of Martina, is in early July and the whole town seems to turn out in the centro storico for the parade ## Getting around Nearby towns: From the trullo you are within easy driving distance of all the main attractions of the Itria valley, as far South as Brindisi and as far North as Bari. You can also make a longer day trip, or an overnight trip, down to the Salentine peninsula to visit Lecce, Gallipoli and the surrounding coasts. Beaches: Martina is in the hills in the centre of the region, so is about halfway between the two coastlines. We tend to prefer the Adriatic coast, which is about 30 minutes drive away, with the famous 'white city' of Ostuni and the natural reserve of Pozzo Gauceto.. The Ionian coast is beautiful much further South. The beaches near Salve are meant to be the best sandy beaches.