An aerial perspective reveals the traditional Apulian stone villa complex with its turquoise swimming pool surrounded by centuries-old olive trees and interconnected stone buildings with pale limestone facades.
The arched entrance of the traditional limestone facade opens onto a manicured courtyard garden, showcasing the authentic Apulian stone architecture with its warm honey-coloured walls.
The master bedroom features an authentic barrel-vaulted stone ceiling above traditional wooden furniture, with exposed limestone walls creating an elegant yet rustic Mediterranean atmosphere.
Sublimia
VILLA • CEGLIE MESSAPICA, APULIA, ITALY
Sublimia is a 6-bedroom villa in Ceglie Messapica, Apulia, accommodating 12 guests with authentic trullo architecture and modern luxury. The property combines a main villa, traditional trullo bedroom and independent annex across expansive grounds dotted with ancient olive trees. Each bedroom features queen-size beds and en-suite bathrooms, whilst one trullo bedroom includes a distinctive Jacuzzi bathtub. The villa centres around an open-plan living area with vaulted ceilings and a unique recessed fireplace, leading to a fully equipped traditional kitchen and dining space for 20 guests. Outside, the private swimming pool is surrounded by chaise lounges and the serene countryside setting, with beaches accessible within 30 minutes. The property's typical Apulian structure features thick limestone double-leaf walls and corbelled dome construction for natural cooling. Sublimia serves families and large groups seeking an immersive experience in Italy's heel, combining the charm of traditional masseria living with contemporary comfort, private chef services available and housekeeping included.
The trullo bedroom with Jacuzzi bathtub creates an authentic Apulian sleeping experience that most luxury villas in the region cannot replicate, housing guests within the region's iconic cone-shaped limestone architecture. Unlike properties that simply reference local design, Sublimia incorporates genuine trullo construction alongside the main villa, with corbelled dome engineering that naturally regulates temperature without modern intervention. The combination of…
Sublimia exemplifies authentic Apulian architecture through its integration of traditional trullo construction with contemporary villa design. The property's main villa features thick limestone double-leaf walls typical of the region's masseria style, whilst the separate trullo bedroom maintains the original corbelled dome construction that naturally cools the interior during summer months. This engineering technique, passed down through generations of Apulian builders,…
The villa's interior celebrates traditional Apulian design whilst incorporating modern luxury throughout six bedrooms and expansive living spaces. The open-plan living and dining area features soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed stonework, anchored by a unique recessed fireplace that serves as the room's focal point. The dining space accommodates 20 guests around large traditional tables, whilst the cozy sitting room offers…
The villa's outdoor spaces span expansive grounds punctuated by ancient olive trees that provide natural meditation spots and shade throughout the property. The private swimming pool serves as the central outdoor feature, surrounded by chaise lounges for sunbathing and positioned to capture countryside views. The covered terrace enables alfresco dining with protection from intense Apulian sunshine, whilst multiple garden access…
Sublimia occupies a prime position in Ceglie Messapica, combining rural tranquillity with convenient access to Apulia's cultural attractions and coastline. The medieval town of Ceglie Messapica sits 10 minutes away, offering authentic restaurants and local atmosphere without the tourist crowds that characterise Ostuni or Alberobello. This positioning places guests within genuine Apulian daily life whilst maintaining easy access to the…
Late spring through early autumn offers ideal conditions, with May to June and September providing perfect weather without peak summer heat. July and August bring intense sunshine ideal for poolside relaxation but require midday shade. The shoulder seasons offer excellent value with warm days perfect for exploring medieval towns and countryside, whilst evening temperatures remain comfortable for alfresco dining.
Sublimia suits large families and multi-generational groups seeking authentic Apulian living with modern luxury. The 12-guest capacity with dining for 20 makes it ideal for extended family gatherings or groups celebrating special occasions. Couples seeking romantic escapes may find the villa's scale overwhelming, whilst families with children benefit from the safe rural setting and private pool.
Amenities
TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Ceglie Messapica restaurants
The medieval town 10 minutes away offers authentic Apulian cuisine in family-run restaurants that locals frequent daily, providing genuine regional flavours without tourist pricing.
10 minutes by car
experience
Olive oil tasting
Apulia produces some of Italy's finest extra virgin olive oil, with local producers offering tastings that showcase the region's different olive varieties and pressing techniques.
activities
Adriatic beaches
The coastline 30 minutes away offers both sandy beaches near Brindisi and dramatic rocky coves further south, with crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
30 minutes by car
Frequently Asked
Starting from
$2,607 / night
Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Hot Tub
- Private Chef
- Beach Nearby
- Terrace
Our Rating
7.9 / 10