Villa Anna extends over a single floor with a surface area of approximately 380 m2, enriched by a further 100 m2 of usable panoramic terrace. Outside, the garden occupies a large area of approximately 1.3 hectares and hosts an area with a private swimming pool, characterized by a bioclimatic structure complete with all the comforts for moments of relaxation, lunches and dinners by the pool. The entire area is delimited by a fenced wall and has an independent entrance, thus guaranteeing considerable privacy.

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Specchia is a charming village located in the heart of Salento, in the Italian region of Puglia. Belonging to the municipality of Poggiardo, Specchia is known for its authentic character, its traditional architecture and its medieval charm. The historic center of Specchia is a labyrinth of narrow paved alleys, internal courtyards and small squares, all surrounded by ancient walls and stone houses. The main square, Piazza del Popolo, is the beating heart of the town, surrounded by historic buildings, including the Mother Church of Santa Eufemia, a jewel of Salento architecture. One of the most fascinating features of Specchia is the presence of numerous hidden courtyards, often decorated with plants, flowers and art objects, which add a touch of magic to the atmosphere of the village. The architecture of Specchia reflects the typical style of the area, with buildings in Lecce stone, wrought iron balconies and ornamental details that testify to the rich history of the place. Specchia is also famous for its gastronomic tradition, which offers typical Salento delights. Visitors can enjoy local dishes, such as pittule (potato dough pancakes), pasticciotto (typical dessert from Puglia) and fresh fish specialities. Overall, Specchia is a place that exudes authenticity and history, making it an ideal destination for those who want to immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere of Salento and discover the hidden beauties of the Apulian villages.