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Casa Paparina is a chic, modern home located in the Puglian countryside. The house is enveloped by almond and olive trees and looks down over the dazzling Adriatic Sea and the town of Polignano a Mare.

As you enter the home, you will notice how spacious and bright the open-plan living and dining area is, as the light from the garden flows in through the vast windows. With elegant décor and comfy furnishings, this is a wonderful social space where you can dine together as a group or chat over a glass of local wine. As the sun sets, you can retire to one of the three bedrooms, including a master room with sea views and an en-suite bathroom. When utilising additional beds, the house is ideal for a family trip as it sleeps six or eight guests. The owners have taken care to provide all of the facilities you could need for a comfortable stay, including Wi-Fi, air conditioning, TVs and a fully-fitted kitchen.

Outdoors you will find a vast garden with an inviting L-shaped pool. Step out onto the veranda for fantastic sea views or dine al-fresco surrounded by fruit trees and lawns on the 2 acres of grounds.

When staying at Casa Paparina, you will have two fabulous towns nearby which have everything you could need for a great holiday. The closest is Polignano a Mare which is 6km away from the house. The town has a range of beaches, from family-friendly Blue Flag beaches to rugged, windswept bays and small swimming coves dotted along the endless coastline. You can also discover museums, galleries, churches and plenty of shops and eateries when you head inland and wander the gorgeous streets of the town.

Monopoli is also very close to the villa and is just 8km away. With some stunning beaches which are not as busy as those in Polignano a Mare, Monopoli is an excellent place to visit for days at the beach where you can try out water sports such as diving, sailing or windsurfing or just relax with a good book! If you would like to learn about the area's history, then visit the staggering castle, which was built in the 1500s. There are also some beautiful churches, such as the Church of Santa Maria and the incredible Gothic cathedral. As the sun sets, Monopoli has a good selection of bars dotted around the harbour, the perfect spot for a cocktail or a glass of wine after a busy day sightseeing.

A few more places you could visit include; Conversano, which is 13km away. This small ancient hill town is famous for its prestigious horses, which the former counts first bred; this town is off the beaten track and has a striking monastery you can visit and lovely spots for an authentic Puglian dinner. Ostuni, located 47km away, is a picturesque white-washed city, known as the white city, and is somewhere you will wish to spend a whole day as there is so much to see and do.