Luxurious 120 sqm villa embellished by an ancient trullo in the beautiful town of Ceglie Messapica. The property, built around a trullo over 500 years old, consists of 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and a large, splendid swimming pool set within a lovely garden. Upon arrival at the property, you will notice lush fruit trees and ancient olive trees, with shaded space for parking cars. The ancient trullo, magnificent, has been appropriately enhanced thanks to the sophistication with which it has been restored: as soon as you cross its threshold, you find yourself directly in an open space room, where there is a modern kitchen equipped with a gas stove, an oven, a small dishwasher, and a large beautiful dining table where you can enjoy unforgettable moments with your friends and family. From the main Trullo, you access the two bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and splendid windows overlooking the park, and the other with two single beds ideal for children and teenagers. These two bedrooms share a complete bathroom with a modern shower, a black sink, toilet, bidet, and exposed stone that makes it even more charming and traditional. Additionally, there is a separate annex with another bedroom featuring a double bed, equipped wall, air conditioning, and bathroom, as well as a small kitchen. Moving to the outside, you can notice how impressive and scenic the stone barbecue area is. The swimming pool (11m x 5m x 1.2m), which dominates the entire outdoor area, is set in a context that ensures maximum relaxation, thanks to the presence of sun loungers and the shade of umbrellas properly installed in the solarium area. This property is located near the town of Ceglie Messapica, a historic town nestled in the Itria Valley near Ostuni, Cisternino, and Alberobello. Ceglie Messapica is one of the oldest villages in Puglia. Situated in the heart of the Itria Valley, the town is 40 minutes away from both Brindisi and Taranto and represents one of the first settlements of the Messapi in Italy. The heart of the city, the historic center, is dominated by the Norman-Swabian-Aragonese Ducal Castle, which watches over the entire area. Thanks to its position, the town overlooks the surrounding area, offering a breathtaking panorama of long stretches of olive trees as well as numerous farmhouses and trulli.