When we decided to create 1783, we had no idea that the Dimora concealed a tiny treasure … an old cistern.

Stripped completely of the concrete facing, the original stone resurfaced. The result is a reddish stone cave, which we immediately thought could become a nook for relaxing in peace and quiet. A corner out of time.

The cave

When we decided to create 1783, we had no idea that the Dimora concealed a tiny treasure … an old cistern.

Stripped completely of the concrete facing, the original stone resurfaced. The result is a reddish stone cave, which we immediately thought could become a nook for relaxing in peace and quiet. A corner out of time.

The Dimora’s pride and joy, three terraces on three different levels that gift a breathtaking view of the Itria Valley, of the old town’s typical cummerse, and the dome of the Mother Church soaring right opposite 1783.

A place to relax for a few minutes in the cool morning air or with a glass of good wine at sunset, looking from the heart of Locorotondo to the trulli and their conical roofs dotted across the valley, from Ceglie Messapica to Martina Franca.

The terraces

The Dimora’s pride and joy, three terraces on three different levels that gift a breathtaking view of the Itria Valley, of the old town’s typical cummerse, and the dome of the Mother Church soaring right opposite 1783.

A place to relax for a few minutes in the cool morning air or with a glass of good wine at sunset, looking from the heart of Locorotondo to the trulli and their conical roofs dotted across the valley, from Ceglie Messapica to Martina Franca.