Dimora Piano's stylishly furnished pool area sits under the benevolent gaze of the trulli cones.
The shaded al fresco dining area.
Your very own bar.
The milky blue waters of the pool are irresistible.
A comfortably furnished al fresco sitting area.
Back by the pool.
Time to choose your spot.
An aperitif at the bar.
The sitting area and firepit on the an aia, a circular are of well-worn stone that was once used for threshing wheat.
The welcoming kitchen-diner with its lofty, barrel-vaulted stone ceilings.
A detail of the kitchen.
The kitchen-diner.
The same space seen from another angle.
The character-filled entrance hall features patterned, tiled flooring, thick stone walls, and a conical trullo-ceiling.
The snug sitting area accessed from the entrance hall.
The snug seen from another angle.
Bedroom 1, a double (180x200cm).
Looking through to its en-suite shower room.
Its en-suite shower room up close.
A corridor links the three bedrooms on the ground floor.
Bedroom 2, a spacious double-twin (90/180x200cm).
Bedroom 2 seen from another angle.
Its en-suite shower room.
All the bathrooms are beautifully finished.
Bedroom 3, a double (160x190cm).
Bedroom 3 seen from another angle.
Its en-suite shower room.
The light-filled main sitting room accessed via some steps from the kitchen-diner.
Below the main sitting room is this characterful spot, once an agricultural store room.
The same space seen from another angle.
The study accessed via a terrace on the first floor.
Bedroom 4, a double (180x200cm) on the first floor accessed via an external staircase and a terrace.
Bedroom 4 seen from another angle.
Its en-suite shower room.
The fabulously convivial social hub, an open-plan space for cooking, dining and lounging, is located just across the terraces from the main house.
Its sitting area with ornamental fireplace.
And seen from another angle.
The dining area in the communal hub.
And the kitchen.
The communal hub is served by a guest WC.
The roof-top terrace outside the bedroom on the first floor.
Another stylishly furnished al fresco sitting area.
The barbecue area, just behind the bar.
Another shot of the al fresco bar.
A shady breakfast spot overlooking the grounds.
The irresistible waters of the pool.
Poolside refreshments.
The pool area with its quality loungers and umbrellas.
Looking towards the house from the pool area.
The al fresco shower near the pool.
Terraces surround the house, offering lots of space for everyone to find their own spot or come together.
The firepit and the leafy gardens with the house behind.
Beautifully planted borders feature ornamental grasses and fragrant shrubs.
A view over the grounds from the roof-top terrace.
The gorgeous cliff-top setting of Polignano a Mare.
Polignano a Mare's dramatically sited beach.
Polignano a Mare's lovely little piazza.
The Grotte di Castellana are a remarkable karst cave system.
Approaching Monopoli from the sea.
Monopoli has some excellent fish restaurants...
The lovely Lido Le Palme, nearby.
One of the lovely streets of Alberobello.
Ostuni, the "Citta Bianca".
Why not spend the afternoon at Lido Bambu in Capitolo?
The bell tower in Cisternino’s piazza.
Vistas over the Valle d'Itria from the streets of Cisternino.