Ostuni, Ostuni, Apulia 72017

Positioned between the sought-after towns of Ostuni and Cisternino , Villa Sole presents a considered expression of contemporary architecture within the landscape of the Valle d'Itria. Designed by a northern Italian architect in 2011, the property delivers a composed balance of modern design and regional character, set within private Mediterranean grounds. The interiors are defined by clarity of design and volume, with expansive glazing drawing natural light throughout the living spaces. A central open-plan kitchen and dining area forms the core of the home, anchored by a suspended fireplace and flowing directly onto the outdoor terraces. The principal suite opens onto a vine-covered pergola and features a spacious ensuite bathroom with a freestanding tub. Three further ensuite bedrooms provide well-proportioned accommodation, each designed with privacy and comfort in mind. Externally, the villa is arranged for seamless indoor-outdoor living. A heated infinity pool sits within the landscaped gardens, complemented by a fire pit area designed for evening use. The grounds are established with Mediterranean planting and offer a series of terraces, shaded areas, and defined spaces for relaxation throughout the day. A restored stone lamia provides independent guest accommodation, offering a discreet and self-contained living space that integrates with the overall design while maintaining separation from the main residence. The property is within straightforward reach of both Brindisi and Bari international airports, supporting convenient access for international ownership. Heated infinity pool set within the gardens, designed for relaxed, all-day use Architect-led kitchen with integrated appliances, clean-lined cabinetry, and functional island centrepiece Independent restored stone lamia providing self-contained guest accommodation Landscaped Mediterranean grounds with established planting and structured outdoor living areas Multiple shaded terraces and sunbathing zones designed for seamless day-to-evening use