Located in the heart of Nardò’s historic pedestrian center, this luxury vacation rental offers an authentic Apulian escape and is ideally situated just steps from shops and restaurants, a 12-minute drive to the beaches of Santa Maria al Bagno, and a 25-minute drive from the baroque beauty of Lecce. Nestled within one of the town's oldest mansions, this elegant residence is perfect for travelers seeking a unique blend of culture, history, and seaside leisure in southern Italy. The standout features of this property include a private courtyard, a plunge pool, and a curated mix of antique charm and modern amenities.

This remarkable 16th–17th-century home has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical essence. Original stone sculptures have been uncovered and carefully maintained, lending the residence a museum-like quality that is both timeless and refined. Architectural heritage harmonizes with contemporary design, resulting in a unique and eclectic style that honors the palazzo's noble past while embracing modern comfort.

Located on the ground floor of a historic palazzo, the home offers spacious interiors, including a living area with a video projector, a dining room, and a charming, fully equipped kitchen. There are also five uniquely styled bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to reflect its historic charm while providing a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. Three of the bedrooms boast en-suite bathrooms, while the other two have access to private, separate bathrooms. All bedrooms can be configured as either King beds or two single beds.

The exterior spaces feature a tranquil private courtyard with a plunge pool, surrounded by local stone and Mediterranean greenery. Guests can also enjoy an al fresco dining area, a shaded lounge, and easy access to the picturesque streets and architectural wonders of Nardò’s old town—just steps from the front door. Kindly note that there are apartments situated above this property within the palazzo, and some windows overlook the courtyard, which is very typical of the local architecture.