Villa Marcella

A striking, spacious 'Masseria' crafted in local stone and white lime, Villa Marcella is a place made for chilling out in the sun. The interiors are just as spectacular as the vast poolside terrace and with room for twelve, it’s the ideal venue for a Puglian get-together on a grand scale.

The villa is comprised of three apartments, two downstairs and one up, so the features you need come three times over. Both of the downstairs apartments have their private patio looking out over the pool or gardens, while the upstairs accommodation offers an exceptional sunlit roof terrace with to-die-for views of the Puglian countryside.

In addition, a new annexe has been added that comprises of other two ground floor apartments to offer guests even more space.

Olive trees provide shade in the two-hectare grounds, where a covered terrace with dining area will have you enjoying life al fresco in no time. There are armchairs and poolside loungers waiting for you and plenty of private spots to make the most of your time together. Candles and lanterns add an extra-special ambience in the evenings when the mood is relaxed and romantic in equal measure.

More treats are on offer at Villa Marcella, with a host of wellness services available to you. An area is dedicated to massage and face and body rituals, where you have on option to be taken care of in the most luxurious surroundings. Forget the time and just drift away…

If you don’t know Puglia, you can call upon the expert help of our concierge team, who can organise city tours, boat trips, cycling excursions and even cookery classes – an excellent introduction to the region’s irresistible cuisine. To make sure your dining is top-notch, great dinners from professional chefs can be arranged at the villa too.

Your location on the Puglian coast puts so much within reach. Pretty Polignano a Mare is your first port of call, delighting all the senses as you explore its picturesque squares and rugged cliffs. The sandy beaches of Monopoli are just a little further and the architectural riches of Martina Franca, Alberobello and Ostuni (the famous ‘White City’) are well worth discovering to the south.