3-Bed Historic Trullo Complex with Pool, Martina Franca, Puglia, Italy, €330,000 (Reduced)
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Six Trulli, Pool, Puglia
About this property
Six trulli and three lamie, dating to the first half of the 19th century, sitting on 17,000 square metres of Puglian countryside. That is not a renovation project dressed up in heritage language: it is a genuine historic complex of a kind that is becoming genuinely rare to find intact, let alone at this price.
The layout includes a living room, a large kitchen with dining room and fireplace, a wardrobe room, and a laundry. Outside, a stone patio wraps around a small swimming pool enclosed by dry stone walls, all consistent with the materials and character of the buildings themselves. A wrought iron gate with intercom and private parking handle the practicalities.
The complex sits 5 km from Martina Franca and 10 km from the coast. That distance means genuine countryside quiet rather than a compromise location, though what condition the buildings are in after nearly two centuries will be the defining question for any buyer. A thorough structural and damp survey is not optional here, it is the starting point.
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