Through the trullo to the east, along the stone patio, you enter Casa Romigi. Morning rays rest lazily on them, and the smell of coffee bubbling in the coffee pot drifts from the kitchen. This is where the heart of the house beats: within the oldest walls, bringing the pleasant coolness of the stone in summer, in a silence broken only by the buzzing of cicadas. Light glides across the white walls as if across an unpainted canvas, and the interiors unfold according to the natural rhythm of the day: the bedrooms open onto the garden, the kitchen, fragrant with home-cooked meals, overlooks the olive groves and pool, and the living room breathes life into the outdoor spaces. Trullo, pergolas, stone tables, plush sofas shaded by olive trees – the architecture here engages in a relaxed conversation with the Puglian landscape.
And Puglia at Casa Romigi tastes like ripe tomatoes, still-warm burrata, and susumaniello poured leisurely. Like dinners cooked by Antoinetta's steady hand, light and fresh, starting before sunset and finishing long after dark. Over a hectare of greenery envelops the house: oleanders, agapanthus, and olive trees provide shade and fragrance throughout the Apulian summer. Time flows here like in "Hidden Desires"—it can slow to a whisper or speed up when you feel like it. This is our true Apulia: sensual, light, full of flavor, wine, and light. We invite you to a place where the dolce vita unfolds slowly, day after day, and intensifies whenever you feel like it.
The villa is entered through a trullo with a stone patio on the east side – this is the natural heart of the house and its oldest part.
Inside, a peaceful space awaits, complete with a daybed and a table – a place to curl up with a book, play board games, or simply watch the light glide across the stone.
To the left of the entrance are two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
Both overlook the garden, and one has a separate entrance. A walk-in closet is located in the hallway between them.
To the right of the entrance is a hallway leading to the kitchen and living room.
The kitchen is spacious, with a large dining table and panoramic windows facing north and south – one side overlooks the olive groves, the other the garden and pool.
Next to the kitchen is the living room with a fireplace, two large sofas, a daybed, and armchairs. This is a place where life unfolds in autumn and winter – with books, wine, and conversation by the fireplace. In summer, the living room quiets down as everyday life moves outside: to the sofas under the olive trees, to the pergola, to the gazebo by the pool, where the evening light is most beautiful.
Beyond the living room, in the west wing of the house, lies the master bedroom – spacious, with its own walk-in closet, bathroom with bathtub and rain shower, and direct access to the garden and olive grove.
On the opposite side, behind the kitchen, lies the fourth bedroom in a trullo – with a unique stone vaulted ceiling, a large bathroom, views on three sides, and a separate exit to the outside.
In the hallway between the rooms, there's also a toilet with a shower and a utility room with a washing machine, dryer, and iron.
From every corner of the house, you can access the garden – many outdoor spaces that become a true hub of life in the summer. Under the pergola, you can sip your morning coffee, work on your laptop, or start the evening with an aperitivo. The large outdoor dining area with a stone table is perfect for long dinners and leisurely lunches. Sofas and armchairs nestle in the shade of olive trees, hammocks swing between the trunks, and right by the pool is a gazebo – a summer lounge with plush couches, where laughter and conversation continue late into the night. The 12 x 6-meter pool is surrounded by an olive grove – a haven for summer, swimming, and evening tranquility.
The entire house is surrounded by over a hectare of olive groves, a garden with agapanthus and oleanders, and numerous quiet spots where you can spend time together or apart – as the day dictates.
At Casa Romigi, you can eat exactly how you like it.
If you love cooking, we'll tell you where to buy all the best of Puglia: fresh burrata from small dairies, caciocavallo and giuncata, local cold cuts, focaccia still warm in the morning, vegetables and fruit straight from the farmers, fish from the morning catch, salciccia fragrant with herbs, meats from family butchers, and wines that taste different here – primitivo, susumaniello, negroamaro, verdeca. This is Puglia in its purest form, the true, "zero kilometeri."
And if you prefer to do nothing, we have a private guide to the best restaurants in the entire area – from Ceglie Messapica, through Ostuni, to the small towns of Valle d'Itria. Elegant trattorias, hidden osterias, grandma's cuisine, and artists' cuisine. The guide is waiting for you at the villa and is available upon reservation.
Then there's Antonietta – our local heroine. She cooks like an angel: light, fresh, and with heart. She'll prepare dinner for you, beautifully set the table, serve it, clean up, and disappear as quietly as she arrived. Her cooking is truly worth trying at least once, because it tastes like home, like summer, and like Puglia.
It's truly impossible to be bored in Puglia—unless, of course, that's exactly what you crave.
At Casa Romigi, time flows like in "Hidden Desires": it can slow down to a whisper or speed up, if that's your preference. Here, you choose your own rhythm.
You can laze by the pool all day, read in the shade of the olive groves, sip coffee under the pergola and sip a glass of wine under the gazebo by the pool. You can also enjoy a very active vacation: visit beaches—wild or club-style, try water sports, swim, ride horses, play golf or tennis. Everything is truly close by.
Puglia is also about flavor. The local cuisine is an adventure in itself: "zero kilometeri" vegetable markets, still-warm burrata, fish from the morning catch, Primitivo and Susumaniello wines, restaurants ranging from simple, authentic to refined and elegant. Every town has its own corner worth returning to. If you love sightseeing, any destination is a good choice.
Lecce—the Baroque Florence of the South.
Monopoli and Polignano a Mare—postcard-perfect views.
Cisternino, Ostuni, Martina Franca, Locorotondo—the white towns of the Valle d’Itria.
Grottaglie—the kingdom of ceramics.
Taranto—history, port, and museums.
Matera—a monumental setting known from films, including James Bond.
And then there are two completely different coastlines: the Adriatic with its crystalline, rocky coves, and the Ionian with its long, sandy beaches, where time slows down even more.
In summer, the entire area transforms into a music and art festival: concerts in the Valle d’Itria, jazz band Locus, shows, events, and the nightlife of these towns, which have a unique rhythm.
Fasano Safari, the Castellana Caves, water parks, monkey parks—if you're traveling with children, you'll also find plenty to do.
Puglia is full of beauty, flavor, music, and light.
Everything is possible here—peace, adventure, culture, laziness, discovery.
Boredom has no place here unless you invite it in.
Casa Romigi is a place where children will quickly feel at home.
We have a large swimming pool, always stocked with inflatables, foam boards, and swim rings, and the lawn is perfect for boules, running, and all your summer antics. Toys, books, and spaces await you inside the house where you can play safely from morning to night.
If you want to get outdoors, there are plenty of attractions for children nearby:
• Safari di Fasano – giraffes, lions, and zebras within easy reach
• Monkey Forest – a playground full of adventures loved by children
• Castellana Caves – vast halls and a fairytale-like underground world
• Water parks – perfect for hot days
• Sandy and rocky beaches – for splashing, exploring, and collecting pebbles
The villa also has a washing machine and dryer, which can be the ultimate luxury for parents, and plenty of space for children to sleep, play, and relax after their day in Puglia.
Villa Sospiri is a home where children are welcome and parents can truly relax - because everything here is conducive to peace, fun and light, holiday days.
Casa Romigi is also a perfect place for those who want to combine relaxation with work.
The house and garden offer many quiet corners where you can comfortably sit with your laptop: under the pergola overlooking the olive groves, on the sofa by the pool, at the stone table outside, in the shade of the trees, or in the bright living room when you need peace and quiet.
Starlink satellite internet works fast and reliably—even with video conferences or large files. If you need complete concentration, the house has enough space for everyone to find their own workspace.
And if you're looking for a change of scenery, we recommend charming clubs and beach bars where "workers" can work in peace while the rest of the family relaxes on loungers, swim, read, or stroll. And then everyone meets for a late lunch in the shade of the pergola or on the beach—so that rest and work blend into one enjoyable day.
This is a great option for families, couples and friends who want to combine responsibilities with dolce vita – lightly, naturally and without rushing.