Excl. light-filled cottage **** 250 m from the sea, 2-6 P., Medit. Lifestyle

Villa delle bougainvillée

An exclusive, light-flooded villa with beautiful garden, 250 meters from the sea, which conveys Mediterranean lifestyle of the upper class. It was completely restored a few years ago and is also suitable for winter.

They are just 250 meters from the sea.

The Villa delle bougainvillée situated on a 600 acre lot at Lido Fontanelle. The villa has a private driveway that leads to a shady park gazebo. It is framed by a splendid Mediterranean garden, among which, inter alia, a very tall palm tree, a magnolia tree, a ficus, lemon trees, hibiscus and rose bushes. A paved stone path leads you directly to the veranda of the house, which is overgrown with lush bougainvillea - hence the name. The large terrace is partly covered and partly sunny terrace. Garden furniture and an outdoor shower are naturally present. An external staircase leads you to another terrace upward, from where you can see some of the sea.


Mediterranean lifestyle.

A bungalow of white masonry. (Wfl. Approximately 110 square meters). Actually, the garden reveals already the ambience of the villa: Chosen sea green
Vietri -Keramikfließen on the terrace as in all rooms and white doors inside. In generously proportioned living room a double sofa bed (off white walls) in the Moorish-Mediterranean style made with turquoise cushions; coordinated with the interior wall lights.
Both bathrooms have white wall tiles and windows. They are both equipped with new shower and new upscale fixtures, a
the bathrooms has bidet. The mirrors are each framed with attractive hand-painted ceramic inserts (greche). New washing machine in the bathroom.
The villa has 3 bedrooms (one large, one medium and one small) with a total of 6 beds. The kitchen is large, fully furnished and s. Well equipped (crockery, large refrigerator, dining table / chairs, tiled worktop, carpenter-crafted white drawers and cabinet doors).
Ideal for every season!: Air Conditioning - Summer / Heating - Winter (convectors)


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Marina di Ostuni has, ie the Blue Flag obtained for decades the Blue Flag for excellent seawater quality. In addition, in recent years, the '5 sail' (maximum rating) by Legambiente - one in Italy rather kristisch settled environmental organization.
Along this coastline are lined in front of Ostuni different resorts. The center, at least geographically depicts the picturesque ancient fishing port of Villanova. Here there are bars where you can have breakfast, bakeries, fish restaurants, pizzerias, etc. Although one should not imagine Villanova as sophisticated, so you can already the one and the other yacht seen in the summer months, because the clear sea also attracts many wealthy Italians and Europeans. In August there is Holiday mode.

The coast is very varied here. If there is elongated in the northern area of ​​Marina di Ostuni beaches (Pilone, Rosa Marina), so the subsequent stretch of coast in the south (Lido Fontanelle, Costa Merlata) is but increasingly characterized by bays. Sandy beach coves take turns with rocks. Bizzarre rock formations, ancient lighthouses, beaches fringed with fragrant Mediterranean vegetation characterize the landscape. Not far from Ostuni, in Brindisi, is the Marine National Park Torre Guaceto.

Could you be inspired to paint a picture of südapulischen town of Ostuni, you really need a few colors: the green for endless centuries-old olive groves stretching down to the sea and flank the coast, the blue in various shades of the azure sea that looks like a blue carpet merges into the sky on the horizon. Brilliant white contrast are the whitewashed houses in the Moorish-style old town of Ostuni, with its labyrinthine alleyways and staircases. Pride and as a Middle Eastern "Kasbah" the White City stands on hill 300 meters up in the sunlight. The old town Ostuni is also officially a city of art in Italy. Individual accents in the picture put purple and purple splashes of color to the lush bougainvillea growing, peeping out from the walls and beautify the gardens.
Along the fields everywhere no longer ending muri a secco, vonApulien the typical dry stone walls. The hues of the stones range from white, sandy, mottled reddish terra cotta to anthracite, almost black when they are fading from the decades of weathering. The most beautiful are the sand-colored, reddish-brown traversed reminiscent of beautiful flowers planted with terracotta vases. It's a lovely sound, radiates warmth and we associate with Mediterranean culture and way of life.

The rural charm of Puglia is characterized by shady olive trees, wild-growing prickly pear, red tomato fields and vineyards, alternating with picturesque villages and of course. By the gracious hospitality of its inhabitants Heavy bearing fig trees just waiting to be picked. Fragrant lemon, orange and mandarin trees blend harmoniously into the Mediterranean, sun-drenched paradise. Pure nature!

In the background you will discover scattered Trulli, immersed in the green hills of Ostuni, at the foot of the Murge. They are an integral part of the cultural landscape of Puglia, the trulli, archaic white round houses that taper conically to the top. The former Bauernhäuschen have here in the idyllic valley of Itria (Itria Valley) their homeland, an area that extends from Ostuni on Cisternino and Martina Franca Locorotondo and finally up to Alberobello. The maximum concentration of Trulli can be found right here in the lovely, much-visited town of Alberobello, whose old town is classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
If the unique and characteristic Trulli may remember dwarfs house so symbolize the Apulian masserie (ital .: masserie) almost veritable fairytale castles. They are noble ancient manors of wildromantischem charm surrounded by centuries-old olive groves.

If the northwestern Piedmont advertises the Slow Food way of life, then the southeastern Apulia epitomizes and thus also the figurehead for the typical Mediterranean cuisine. Typical Apulian pasta specialties include orecchiette (dt. Ears) and the cavatelli. La Puglia but also the giant among the Italian wine producer (Primitivo di Puglia, Salice Salentino, Negroamaro, etc.). Olive oils and wines are popular Urlaubssouvernirs. To purchase you can visit one Enoteca which has usually over a wide range or a cantina directly in the cities either. The proud 800 kilometers that line Puglia fantastic coastline, are equally to fishing and thus for fantastic dishes from the seafood cuisine. Whether zuppa di pesce, fresh calamari salad creations with exquisite pasta shells or crabmeat, au gratin cozze (mussels) or grilled Mediterranean fish with herb sauce, there's something for every taste. Puglia is simply the mecca of Mediterranean cuisine.

Cheap Flugverbind. with the low-cost fliers, Air Berlin, German Wings and Ryan Air from several German airports.