Notes on the villa

In the heart of the Itria Valley, a few minutes by car from the city of Martina Franca, Villa Arianna is a luxurious villa with top-level services. The villa is completely surrounded by trees, plants and flowers, totally fenced and has an independent entrance for guests, with ample private car parking. The large and well-kept garden perfectly fits the swimming pool with hydromassage and sun loungers fixed in the water. The villa is also equipped with a brand new tennis and 5-a-side football field, illuminated for your sporting challenges, even at night.

The outdoor patio is furnished with sofas and tables, nicely shaded. Equipped with its own independent external access from the main villa, Villa Arianna comprises, inside, a large living area with a double sofa bed, a kitchen area equipped with modern appliances, two bedrooms and a large and comfortable bathroom with services and shower. Villa Arianna has been furnished with elegant simplicity, taking care of every detail. The warm colors, combined with the typicality of the local stone, give the environment a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere.

The outdoor area is nestled among centuries-old olive trees, which create the right shade during outdoor dining or relaxing moments in a sitting area set up outside. The private swimming pool equipped with deck chairs and sun loungers is the exclusive property of the villa and shared with the owners who live in the main apartment, located on the first floor of the Villa. The 5000 square meter garden, which surrounds the swimming pool, is dotted with olive trees and fruit trees of all kinds, which imbue the air with an intense typically Mediterranean scent. The proximity of the structure to the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and to the main places of tourist interest in Puglia, makes Villa Arianna the ideal solution for those who want a relaxing holiday in close contact with the superb and unspoiled nature of Alto Salento and with cultural wealth of the territory.

Services and characteristics: Living room with double sofa bed, TV, DVD player Double bedroom with air conditioning and TV Bedroom with two single beds that can be joined together if necessary Bathroom with sink, toilet, bidet and shower Fully equipped kitchen

External area: Swimming pool (14x7m – 0.8 to 2.2m deep) with external area equipped with deck chairs and sun loungers Patio equipped with an external dining area, exclusively belonging to the annexes Tennis court and / or 5-a-side football, illuminated

Amenities

Hair Dryer
Ironing board and iron
Towels
Bed linen
Kettle
Freezer

Full Equipped Kitchen
Oven
Fridge
Coffee machine
Microwave
Shared swimming pool

Pool
Heating
Toaster
Internet WiFi
Mosquito nets

Notes on the territory

We are in Puglia , in the city of Martina Franca (TA) . Puglia is the most eastern region of Italy. Martina Franca is located in the province of Taranto . It is an Italian municipality which includes 48 442 inhabitants. We are close to Locorotondo (BA) 5.8 km, 8.9 km from Cisternino (BR), 12.3 km from Alberobello (BA), 14.1 km fromCrispiano , Ceglie Messapica (BR) 16.7 km , Villa Castelli (BR) 17.7 km, Grottaglie 20.1 km, Ostuni (BR) 20.6 km, Massafra 22.3 km, Mottola of 26.2 km and Taranto of 32.8 kilometers. Our city is known for its baroque architecture, the music festival of the Itria valley , but above all very well known for the Capocollo martinese . It rises on the southern foothills of the Murge , on the border of the provinces of Taranto , Brindisi and with the metropolitan city of Bari, Lecce is 100 km away . It is an important agricultural and viticultural center. The term Martina derives from the devotion of the inhabitants already from the year 1000 to San Martino di Tours , in fact the primitive settlement of the city was born on a hill called precisely San Martino , while the adjective Franca was added by Filippo I D’Angiò in 1310 when he recognized to the city different privileges, ie deductibles and perpetual state property. Then in 1310 the city was called Franca Martina , then over the centuries, the adjective Franca disappeared. Only after the unification of Italy, in 1861, the city was renamed Martina Franca . The churches are very important, enriched with frescoes, statues and paintings. The Palazzo Ducale is another fundamental piece of Martina Franca , a work by the architect Giovanni Andrea Carducci, was built in 1668. Today it houses the municipal offices and stands in the heart of the city, surrounded by very suggestive buildings.