La Lella is a typical Salentine house, located on the edge of the historic center of Patù, a few steps from the monument of Centopietre, nestled between the houses of Vico Galliani, a courtyard closed to traffic where the space appears surreal and time suspended. The construction dates back to 1700 and is the result of a conservative recovery by the restorer of Salento Gianluca Lecci (Mather Italy), completed in spring 2017. The house consists of two rooms connected by a small courtyard: the first room, with double vaulted ceilings, is composed of a living room in typical Salento style, very nice and functional, with a small bathroom; in the second room, with a vaulted vault and a barrel vault, a double room has been created with a sumptuous brickwork bed and a frescoed bathroom with a material painting and a shower with a handmade mosaic tub. From the stone steps of the small courtyard leads to the large terrace, divided into two areas (sun and shadow area) connected by a characteristic wrought iron footbridge. La Lella is ideal for a couple who want to experience the Salento atmosphere in the most authentic way possible. The beauty of the home, the care for details, the refinement of the materials, the artistic references, the nuances and the play of light day after day will make you discover in a different way, creating that alchemy of sensations and emotions that only a home of the gender can transmit to its privileged guests.