About the name
Are you wondering why we have the word ‘Chiesetta’ in our name?
Chiesetta means little church or chapel in Italian, and it’s an integral part of our Trulli. It was decommissioned many years ago and we’ve transformed it into a relaxing sitting room, whilst maintaining some of its original characteristics including the “Cocciopesto floor” dating back to the end of the 19th century.
Take a look at the Gallery to explore the house.
Did you know that the ‘Trullo’ was initially designed to be a temporary shelter?
Its construction was conceived in order to be dismantled and rebuilt as and when the owners had to move, particularly in times of conflict.
Later on, some structural benefits were discovered, such as its ability to keep cool during the summer, and warm during the winter due to the stone material and cone shape.
Take a look at the Gallery to explore the Trulli further.
History of the Trullo
Anna and her husband are passionate about restoring local Trulli whilst maintaining as much of its original properties as possible.
They have renovated the Trullis working with local manufacturers and artisans to make sure that they capture as many Apulian traditions as possible.
About the Host
The property can sleep up to 6 people with three en-suite bedrooms
Located in the church is a sofa bed if you need to sleep more than 6
Secluded living room with Smart TV
All bedding, towels and beach towels are included
Fully equipped kitchen
Washer, dryer, iron & ironing board
WiFi
Outdoor seating areas to appreciate the view, sit in the sun and enjoy outdoor dining
A plunge pool with sun loungers
Upon your arrival you will have access to more information on the website about the house and surrounding areas
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