Villa Apeliote is an elegant sea-view Villa for rent with a private pool for guests use nestled in the heart of Alto Salento, with 4 hectares of centuries-old olive trees that star in the evocative and ethereal scenery of the Apulian countryside.

After access through the electric gate, the entrance to the sea view Villa for rent is surrounded by a fence creating a wonderful intimate courtyard with covered patio and several fruit trees.

The entrance opens into the living room with kitchen and a hallway leading to the sleeping area, consisting of a sofa for 4 people.The dining room includes a dining table that can accommodate up to 6 diners with a large window overlooking the garden with pool and from a door from which you can access the outside. The kitchen consists of the induction hob, a sink with countertop, an electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, and a Lavazza a modo mio coffee machine. The kitchen is complete with dishes, plates and glasses.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a small room intended for storage of miscellaneous items and products that you want to keep in store and for the washing machine. The sleeping area consists of three bedrooms with double rooms complete with closets and bedside tables including two en-suite bathrooms while the third bathroom is located outside the room.

Villa Apeliote has large outdoor spaces that guests can appreciate the magical atmosphere with views of the plain of centuries-old olive trees, typical of the Apulian countryside that frame the crystal-clear waters. The infinity pool is for the private use of guests, measuring 10 x 4m with depths from 0.30 to 1.40m. Serving the pool is a covered patio with comfortable sunbeds and seating; an ideal situation to relax and be pampered by the magical atmosphere of this wonderful setting.

To ensure maximum privacy and independence, the Sea View Villa for rent has private parking. The Sea View Villa for rent, is nestled within the Salento countryside, in central Apulia. Famous for the presence of the characteristic Trulli, rural constructions, from the numerous dry stone walls and centuries-old olive trees