We spent a lovely two weeks at Raffaella's house in June. The property is very private, with great views from the rooftop terrace. There are several outdoor seating areas which are well positioned for both shade and sunshine depending on the time of day.
The trullo itself has been sympathetically restored and sits as a separate building within the property. It is simply, but comfortably furnished and has a modern bathroom. Due to its stone construction it stays cool during the heat of the day and keeps the heat in at night, which makes it a comfortable place to sleep. There is also a smaller building attached to the Trullo which has a double bed and is spacious enough for two adults, although it is worth pointing out that there is only a sink in this building, so anyone staying here would need to share the bathroom in the trullo.
The separate cubo building contains the kitchen, as well as an extra bedroom and bathroom . The kitchen itself is a good size and is well equipped.
Manuela, who looks after the property, is very friendly and was prompt at replying to queries during our stay, which was a good thing as we did have a couple of problems with the hot water and the WiFi. Thankfully the property has a number of backup systems (e.g. electric water heater, 3G modem) which Manuela was able to quickly set up for us.
All in all, if you are looking for an authentic trullo experience then Raffaella's place ticks all the boxes. It's also well located for visiting the nearby towns of Ostuni, Locorotondo and Ceglie Messapica, but is also not too far away from the larger cities of Bari and Lecce.