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In the weave of history and art that characterizes the wonderful city of Galatina, among the alleys steeped in tradition and the stones that tell centuries of splendor, stands Palazzo di Corte Taddeo, a residence that testifies with its facade to the prestige and solidity of its era. Located a few steps from the magnificent Basilica of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria and the scenic Piazza San Pietro, this historic palace, built between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, unfolds over three levels, with prestigious environments and a configuration that perfectly harmonizes the austerity of its facade with the elegance of the interior spaces. A charming internal courtyard, typical of Salento residences, leads to two autonomous units with star vaults: a two-room apartment and a studio, both equipped with a kitchenette and bathroom, perfect for guests or for hospitality activities. The floor is completed by a commercial space with a street-facing window, ideal for a professional activity.

The main entrance leads to a noble atrium where a scenic marble and wrought iron staircase captures attention with its refined craftsmanship. On the first floor, the spaces are harmoniously articulated: a large living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a study, five bedrooms – two of which with en suite bathrooms – and a built-in kitchen with a terrace at the same level.

The upper floor houses further spaces, to be renovated, which can be transformed according to the needs of the new owner. The panoramic terrace, moreover, offers a spectacular view of the historic center, giving an exclusive touch to the property.

The strategic location and versatile structure make this palace an ideal opportunity both as a prestigious private residence and as a charming hospitality structure, perfect for those wishing to invest in a unique historical context.

A pearl set in the heart of Salento, a city rich in history, culture, and tradition. Located in the province of Lecce, this charming place is renowned for its architectural beauty, historical monuments, and lively atmosphere.
One of the jewels of Galatina is undoubtedly the Basilica of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, a national monument, which is a late-Romanesque and Gothic construction. The Basilica is famous for its extraordinary frescoes created by craftsmen from the Giotto and Sienese schools.
The narrow streets of the historic center invite pleasant walks among ancient churches, noble palaces, and picturesque courtyards. Every corner tells a story, a deep connection with Salento traditions that can be felt in the air. Galatina is also known for its rich food and wine tradition. Its kitchens offer delicacies, such as the famous pasticciotto, a typical sweet of the area, and delicious dishes made from local products.
During the summer, Galatina comes alive with festivals, fairs, and cultural events that celebrate the community's roots and identity.
In summary, Galatina enchants visitors with its authentic charm and is an essential stop for anyone wanting to discover the true spirit of Southern Italy, thanks also to its privileged location just 45 km from Brindisi Airport, 20 km from the city of Lecce, 18 km from Gallipoli, and 25 km from Otranto.

Palazzo di Corte Taddeo

In the historic center of Monteroni di Lecce, a few steps from the majestic Palazzo Baronale, stands a stately apartment that enchants with its history and beauty. This gem, once known as “Farmacia dell’Iris”, recalls ancient stories through its finely restored Lecce stone, where the snake symbol stands as a tribute to the pharmacies of the early 1900s.

Every corner of this mansion is a work of art, from the masterfully hand-beaten Venetian sown floor to the paintings restored with meticulous dedication by expert hands, to the frescoed vaults that tell of bygone eras. The four glass niches and the atrium restored to its original form with an elegant archway create a discreet and refined atmosphere.

Overlooking the main square, the property offers a privileged vantage point. The gates, restored according to canons that recall the stained glass windows of ancient cathedrals, complete the harmony of this residence, where modernity and tradition meet.

This apartment, which due to the layout of the spaces also lends itself perfectly to professional office-studio use, is a journey through time where every detail has been taken care of to offer an unparalleled living experience. A rare opportunity to own a piece of history, immersed in the authentic charm of Salento: a place where the past lives again with new light.

Monteroni di Lecce, like the whole area of the province, has origins linked to prehistory, because the whole of Apulia has had human settlements since the Paleolithic period. With the Normans it was part of the county of Lecce, and later, in 1250, Frederick II ceded the hamlet to the feudal lords De Cremona, who were succeeded by the Monteroni family, who held it until the early 16th century. This family is credited with the construction of the first nucleus of the present Baronial Palace, later enlarged by the Lopez y Royo family, to whom we also owe the construction of the clock tower and two chapels in the mother church.
The beating heart of Monteroni di Lecce is its mainsquare with the majesty of the Mother Church, Chiesa Maria Santissima Assunta.
This imposing sacred building, with its Baroque facade, rises majestically above the square, a reminder of the importance of faith in the lives of its inhabitants.
But itis in the surrounding country side that Monteroni di Lecce reveals its true splendor. The area is dotted with centuries-old olive groves that stretch to the horizon, creating a breath taking backdrop. The soft country side covered in Mediterranean vegetation offers an oasis of peace for those who wish to immerse themselves in unspoiled nature.

Stately apartment in the historic center of Monteroni

In the heart of San Cesario di Lecce, a few steps from the majestic Palazzo Ducale, stands Dimora Distilia: an ancient bourgeois building that combines the charm of eighteenth-century architecture with the elegant details of the '800 embellished with beautiful contemporary design elements. The original façade, perfectly preserved, is harmoniously integrated with modern comforts thanks to a careful renovation by the team of architects from Studio XX03 in Andria. An internal courtyard introduces the eight apartments, characterized by decorated grit floors and frescoed vaulted ceilings, where the large Empire-style living room, preserving the elegant period furnishings, has been meticulously restored. All the apartments, embellished with signature design elements, dialogue harmoniously with the lush garden, designed by landscape architect Roberto De Giorgi, where greenery is enhanced by ornamental plants typical of historic gardens. The infinity pool, set in an ancient citrus grove, and a wooden platform that houses the Jacuzzi with waterfall, complete this exclusive space, creating a refined and timeless atmosphere. The original white steel staircase, recalling the tradition of Salento illuminations, fluidly connects the garden to the solarium on the terrace and the solar slab, which houses two residential units with elegant mullioned windows with two lights overlooking the internal courtyard, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. Completing the property is a spa in the semi-basement, which enriches the experiential journey with a touch of luxury and tranquility. Dimora Distilia represents a unique opportunity for investors looking for a prestigious property, ideal both as an exclusive residence and as luxury accommodation. With its historic charm, timeless architecture and modern amenities, the building offers high potential for enhancement in real estate and tourism.

Just a few minutes from Lecce, a town named in honor of Caesar Augustus, with origins dating back to 237 BC, Roman times, welcomes and surprises us with its simple beauty and unexpected majesty.
During feudal times several noble families followed one another and left traces of their presence with historic villas and palaces.
In a reasonably small radius we find four important churches and the Ducal Palace around which San Cesario develops.
Nowadays considered part of the agglomeration of the city of Lecce, San Cesareo is sought after both for its tranquility at a stone's throw from the city and for its strategic position ideally located between Porto Cesareo and the nature reserve Le Cesine.
In addition to being an area very rich in accommodations, restaurants and stores, San Cesario is known for being since 1978 the home of the famous pastry chef Natale, best known for his Pasticceria e Gelateria on Via Trinchese in Lecce.

Dimora Distilia

This stunning apartment is located in a charming late 19th-century building. It is accessed through a wide communal courtyard, characterized by a large doorway. A characteristic stone staircase will guide you up to the apartment, which was completely renovated in 2001 with high-quality terracotta floors. The striking barrel and star vaults have been restored, revealing the beauty of the Lecce stone adorning the ceilings.
The rooms feature high ceilings, creating a feeling of space and brightness in every room. The apartment offers ample space, including three cozy living rooms, two spacious bedrooms, and an eat-in kitchen perfect for conviviality. The bathroom and kitchen are in need of renovation, giving you the opportunity to customize the rooms to your taste.
Enjoy the outdoors thanks to the magnificent rooftop terrace and three balconies overlooking Amendola Street. In addition, roof insulation has recently been installed, ensuring optimal thermal comfort.
This unique property is an unmissable opportunity for those seeking the perfect mix of history, charm and modernity.

With a population of approximately 24,000 residents, Copertino is a medium-sized town nestled just 15 kilometers southwest of Lecce, the heart of Salento. This charming town attracts visitors with its splendid architectural marvels, adorned with intricately carved ornaments made from the renowned local limestone, known as "pietra di Lecce."
Gracing small but exquisite center, Copertino boasts not only one of the grandest castles in the Puglia region but also a collection of churches, among which two hold paramount significance. The Basilica della Madonna della Neve, also referred to as the "mother church," stands as a testament to spiritual devotion and features a captivating altar painting depicting the revered San Giuseppe da Copertino. Adjacently, the Chiesa di San Giuseppe da Copertino pays homage to the very saint himself.
With 300 days of sunlight each year, Copertino and its surrounding areas are very famous for their rich wines and emerges as an idyllic haven for holiday seekers. The town, steeped in historical significance, became a commercial town crucial for olive oil production. Additionally, it nurtures a thriving artisanal tradition, boasting workshops dedicated to the creation of exquisite papier-mâché art pieces, as well as crafts fashioned from stone, terracotta, wood, glass, and iron.
In the surrounding peripheries of Copertino there are numerous "masserias" – time-honored rural estates crafted from the very "pietra" that characterizes the landscape – stand as a testament to the area's agricultural heritage. Many of these have undergone renovation, transforming them into splendid abodes and inviting tourist establishments. These venues encompass an array of offerings, ranging from holiday retreats to gastronomic havens, where the local olive oil and wine harmonize with native delicacies.
While Copertino's real estate potential remains an untapped treasure trove, the current juncture presents an opportune moment to invest in the town's property market. Its strategic location provides quick access to stunning Ionian Sea beaches, just a 20-minute drive away.

Second floor dwelling with balconies and vaulted ceilings

In the heart of the Ugento natural park, a few steps from the beaches of Torre San Giovanni, in a spectacular and panoramic position, is the Villa Fontanelle. Residence of a local family since its construction, it is surrounded by a paradise of greenery and biodiversity, obtained with passion and dedication, concentrated in this place for more than forty years.
The building is made with local tuff ashlars and develops with a living room with sea view, a kitchen and three bedrooms (which can become four thanks to a room used as a second kitchen).
Outside the appurtenances of the house are a very large patio with a brick barbecue. A veranda with sea view finished in living stone; a walkable passage, all around the building.
The surrounding garden is a paradise of monumental plants, of the Mediterranean scrub, some of great value, all enclosed in a high and secure fence, composed of a part in dry stone wall, in some sections over three meters high, surmounted by metal mesh. The entrance gate is imposing and opens onto a driveway finished in local stone that runs the entire length of the property. The differences in level in the land are such as to form natural cavities where a swimming pool can be added without the need for any excavation, maintaining the sea view and the infinite effect of the water.
The terrace overlooking the sea is unforgettable. The view is enriched by the municipal pine forest, the hill and the town of the Torre San Giovanni marina, in the distance.
Thanks to its rock garden, flanked by the planted one, this property communicates a unique and unrepeatable character. The colors range decisively from the dominant green, to the Caribbean blue of the sea, to the gray of the sunny stone, which is tinged with orange at sunset.A retreat in nature, which gives emotion.

Torre San Giovanni, a hamlet of Ugento, is a town on the Ionian Sea in a privileged position, equidistant from Gallipoli and Santa Maria di Leuca, with one of the most exotic coastlines in the area.
Together with Lido Marini, Torre Mozza and Mare Verde, it makes up the 15 km of coastline of the municipality of Ugento, mostly sandy.
On this stretch are the coastal basins; the regional natural park that extends from the sea to the highest part of the hill behind and of course kilometers of highly sought-after beaches.
The marina has a few hundred inhabitants in the cold part of the year, but many commercial and restaurant activities are open all year round.
From April the number of inhabitants grows, until it becomes one of the most popular centers in the province in the summer.
It has a port mainly occupied by fishing boats and small private boats. There is no shortage of rental, excursion and diving services.
In the nearest hinterland are Presicce and Acquarica, among the most beautiful villages in Italy, with a dense network of underground oil mills and Baroque-style churches. The municipality of Salve, which includes the marinas of Pescoluse, Torre Vado and Posto Vecchio.
Small towns and locations, now known and sought after by many travellers and in all seasons: for the always warm temperature, for the lifestyle, for the genuine food and because in this area the sun is the undisputed protagonist, together with the sea.
And yet there is more: Ugento.
This city has a very important archaeological museum, with findings that also enrich the collection of the Taranto museum, such as the Zeus of Ugento. And it has a history known in the Messapian era that continually emerges from archaeological activities.
A pleasant discovery in the hinterland, for those who are not satisfied with just so much coastal beauty.

Seaview villa with magnificent garden

This seafront villa, located on the Ionian coast, offers the opportunity to experience every moment in perfect harmony with nature, just minutes from the enchanting beaches of Gallipoli, one of the most fascinating destinations in Salento. Inside, the house welcomes with 11 spacious and bright rooms, including 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, ideal for meeting the needs of a modern family. The warm and inviting atmosphere is accentuated by a fireplace, allowing the property to be enjoyed in every season. The tile finishes add a touch of elegance, while the open sea view offers a delightful panorama. The house boasts unique features that set it apart, such as a large rooftop terrace, perfect for entertaining guests or simply relaxing in the sun. A patio and a garden provide additional outdoor spaces for relaxation. Added value is the presence of a cellar and a garage that offer ample opportunities for customization and use. This property represents an opportunity for those who wish to combine comfort and beauty in an exclusive setting.

Torre Suda, a seaside resort in the municipality of Racale, overlooks the Ionian Sea in southwestern Salento. Its name comes from a 16th-century coastal tower built to defend the coast from Turkish incursions. A renowned summer tourist destination for its clear sea, characteristic natural bays, and lush Mediterranean vegetation lining the Ionian Salento coast, Torre Suda boasts a coastline with low cliffs and crystalline waters. Among the most famous beaches are Spiaggia delle Monache, a small rocky cove with turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling; Punta della Suina, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Salento with its fine sand and transparent sea; and Spiaggia di Mancaversa, a short drive away, with golden sand and shallow waters suitable for families. Nearby lies the Regional Natural Park of the Ugento Coast, a protected area ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and diving in pristine nature. The church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary Stella del Mare, located in front of the San Marco square, celebrates its feast on the first Sunday after Ferragosto with the traditional Cuccagna a mare in the "Canale t'urpe." During the summer, Torre Suda comes alive with numerous cultural events and festivals, including food festivals and patronal celebrations that highlight the flavors of the sea and local traditions.

Villa America sea view

In the heart of Matino, Palazzo Romano overlooks one of the main streets of the town. It is a unique property, ideal for those seeking a residence with character or a tourist enhancement project. The Palazzo, which has always belonged to the same family, well-known and respected in Matino, tells the story of a bygone era.
Upon entering, you are greeted by an atmosphere of timeless elegance. With 12 rooms, including 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, each space is designed to combine historical charm and modern comfort. Marble, cement, and tile floors add a touch of sophistication, while the fireplace brings warmth and intimacy to the environments.
This property boasts a private garden, a cozy patio, and a southwest-facing balcony, ideal for enjoying the afternoon sun. The very evocative cellars, with star-shaped vaults, offer further customization possibilities, making this house perfect to meet every need.
The facade, entirely made of finely crafted Lecce stone, is one of the elements that make this property truly special: Decorative carvings, sculpted frames, and period details tell the history and beauty of this noble residence.
An added value is the terrace from which you can enjoy a splendid panoramic view of the historic center of Matino and, on clear days, glimpse the sea on the horizon.
Completing the property is a studio with an independent entrance, ideal as an office, creative workshop, or additional space. The internal parking also adds functionality to the property.
An ideal solution for those seeking a spacious house with history and character, in the heart of one of the most authentic villages of Salento.

Located in the heart of Matino, a picturesque town in the Salento region, the property at Via Roma 33 represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a luxury retreat in one of Italy's most fascinating regions. Matino, with its authentic charm and rich history, is a place where tradition meets modern comfort, offering an exclusive environment for the most discerning buyers.

The area is well-served by excellent infrastructure. Major roadways allow quick access to neighboring cities and the wonderful beaches of Salento, with Gallipoli just 15 minutes away by car. Matino's train station facilitates connections to Lecce, the "Florence of the South," in less than an hour. The airports of Brindisi and Bari, approximately 90 and 180 kilometers away respectively, ensure international access.

For leisure enthusiasts, Matino offers a variety of cultural and recreational activities. Its historic streets invite you to stroll and discover baroque architecture and ancient churches. The proximity to renowned vineyards and traditional Salentine cuisine restaurants further enriches the experience.

A distinctive aspect of Matino is its strategic location, allowing easy exploration of Salento's natural beauty, from natural parks to marine reserves. This makes the property not only a prestigious investment but also a gateway to a unique lifestyle.

In summary, Via Roma 33 in Matino is more than just a residence; it is an invitation to experience Salento in its most refined form, where every detail contributes to creating an atmosphere of exclusivity and timeless beauty.

Palazzo Romano

In the picturesque historic center of Guagnano, north of Lecce, lies a small and charming detached house, completely and finely renovated, ready to live in. Ideal for young couples or as an investment, or even as a summer residence, this property represents a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The interiors feature custom-made furnishings, functional and stylishly renewed, in harmony with the authenticity of the Salento region. Situated in a peaceful and historically rich setting, the property retains the charm of local architecture combined with contemporary comfort: bright spaces, designer furnishings, a large panoramic terrace with a view of the historic center, and a private Jacuzzi in the courtyard for exclusive moments of relaxation. A rare opportunity for those wishing to live or invest in an authentic corner of Puglia, where culture, beauty, and well-being meet in perfect balance.

Guagnano, an enchanting village in the Salento area of the province of Lecce, offers numerous attractions to visitors. This small town boasts a rich history and culture, evidenced by its historical monuments and local traditions. The heart of the village is characterized by a maze of narrow streets that wind between white stone houses and baroque churches. In the main square stands the Church of S. Maria Assunta, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary, whose façade incorporates a pre-existing chapel, likely the site of the discovery of the sacred image.
Guagnano is renowned for the production of wine and olive oil, pillars of the local agricultural economy. The Salento cuisine, appreciated for its simplicity and authenticity, enhances the flavors of fresh and seasonal ingredients. In summary, Guagnano is a picturesque and charming village, immersed in the culture and history of Salento, with a solid local identity and a vibrant culinary tradition.
A particular attraction is found in the surrounding countryside: "Vincent City," also known as the Hermitage of Vincent. This spot, located along a cycling route and a destination for many visitors, was born from the creativity of Vincenzo Brunetti, a local artist who returned to his hometown after a period of apprenticeship in Milan. Fascinated by eccentric colors and eclectic architectures, visitors can admire the artist's house-laboratory, a work of art that reflects his inner world. Every surface of the house-museum is covered with mosaics, icons, paintings, and sculptures. The mosaics, in particular, are the work of Orodè Deoro, an artist and mosaicist who lived here for five years. Vincent City, a "cathedral" in constant evolution, represents a true oasis of peace.

Elegantly renovated detached house with large outdoor spaces

An apartment on the top penthouse floor in the center of Gallipoli, generously sized with a living area overlooking two seas.
It is located on Corso Roma, just before the bridge to the old city.
The main facade faces northwest with a frontage of about 13 meters, completely spanned by a balcony.
This frontage is entirely glassed, floor-to-ceiling across the entire facade.
The central part is occupied by the living room, while on either side there are two double bedrooms.
The living area occupies the center of the apartment for about 60 square meters, divided into a living room and sitting room, and has two entrances, one from the stairway side and one from the elevator side.
The southeast facade is partly occupied by a covered, habitable terrace and partly by three internal views: living room, kitchen, and third bedroom, all spacious and bright.
The view from this side is of the famous southern beaches, a 10-minute walk away.
Both bathrooms are accessible from the living area and have a window in the central light well.
The total square footage is equivalent to that of two apartments, and brightness is the main feature.
You are in the center of the city, where there are, among other things, two theaters, the fishermen's port where you can buy fresh fish, the heliport, the historic center, the marina that accommodates boats up to 18 meters long, with 120 berths and a maximum draft of 2.5 meters.
There is very little traffic and city noise, given the height and location. The condominium is equipped with an elevator and rooftop access.
In 2024, the external renovation work on the building was completed, including thermal insulation of the facades.
It is an investment for the whole year, with potential both in the family and tourist sectors.

Nestled along the picturesque coast of the Ionian Sea, Gallipoli emerges as a true gem of Salento, a region renowned for its captivating landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Gallipoli, known as the "Pearl of the Ionian," welcomes you with its warm, golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Here, you can indulge in the pleasures of coastal life, with numerous pristine beaches just moments from your doorstep.
The historic heart of Gallipoli is a true testament to its rich heritage. The old town, perched on a picturesque island connected to the mainland by a stone bridge, is a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, historic churches, and traditional restaurants. It exudes an ancient charm that will transport you back in time.
Gallipoli's culinary scene is a delight for food lovers, offering an abundance of fresh seafood, traditional Apulian dishes, and renowned wines. Whether it's a Michelin-starred restaurant or a seaside trattoria, the flavors of Gallipoli will surely tantalize your taste buds.
For those seeking an active lifestyle, Gallipoli offers a range of recreational opportunities, from water sports in the azure sea to exploring the lush countryside. The natural beauty of the region is enhanced by the olive groves and vineyards that surround it, creating a splendid backdrop for outdoor adventures.
With excellent connections, you'll never be far from exploring other enchanting destinations in southern Italy. Gallipoli is a perfect gateway to the wonders of the Salento peninsula, allowing you to immerse yourself in its diverse landscapes, from charming coastal towns to historical sites and nature reserves. Welcome to Gallipoli, where luxury meets timeless beauty and where every corner of this coastal paradise is an invitation to discover the best of Italian culture, history, and the idyllic Mediterranean lifestyle.

Sea-view penthouse

In the authentic heart of Salento, a place scented with history and light
Nestled in the tranquility of the town of Racale, just a few kilometers from the sea, this charming property tells the timeless charm of Salento residences, where every stone speaks, corner holds memories, and every environment welcomes warmly.
Arranged on two levels, the house opens on the ground floor with a large entrance with barrel vaults, from here you access ancient and large cellars embellished with star vaults, a symbol of the local traditional architecture, and an apartment. A place that exudes authenticity. Perfect for those who love spacious living.
Climbing the wide staircase, you are welcomed by a large hallway illuminated by a central skylight, which harmoniously connects all the rooms on the first floor. Here, the living room immediately catches the eye: a spacious and bright environment, with pavilion vaults and a touch of Art Nouveau that enhances its harmony, dominated by a characteristic Lecce stone fireplace, the real beating heart of the house.
The kitchen, intimate and characteristic, overlooks a balcony that looks at the garden and breathes its scents. The bedrooms enjoy a charming view of the convent's bell tower.
All around, the house is embraced by a lush garden, where an ancient citrus grove of oranges, lemons, and mandarins releases the most authentic Mediterranean fragrances. The entrance, embellished with a staircase made of local stone, welcomes those who arrive, offering a scenography that enchants from the first step.
This residence is not just a home: it is a place where stone meets light, where tradition embraces elegance, where every detail tells a story.
If you are looking for a corner of authentic beauty in the heart of Salento, this is the house that awaits you.

Racale is a charming corner in the province of Lecce, a small town just minutes from the sea, captivating with its tranquility and authenticity. Nestled in the heart of Salento, Racale is a place where time seems to slow down and every corner tells a story. The narrow cobblestone streets, lined with white houses featuring flowered balconies, and the early 20th-century villas by the sea create an atmosphere of intimacy and serenity.
Strolling through the town, you can breathe in the fresh air of the fields and feel the warmth of local hospitality. Traditions are alive and vibrant, reflecting a community that proudly and joyfully celebrates its roots. Festivals, markets, and small trattorias offer an authentic experience, where the flavors and aromas of Salento cuisine envelop you in a warm and genuine embrace.
The real estate market in Racale is growing, especially due to the interest in Salento as a tourist destination. Properties for sale range from typical Salento houses with star vaults and internal courtyards to villas and farmhouses near the sea or in the countryside. It's a promising area for those looking for a second home near the sea or for those wanting to invest in tourism.
The beauty of Racale is simple yet profound: it lies in the details of the stone streets in the historic center, in the colors of the sunsets that paint the coast and surrounding countryside in gold, and in the smiles of its inhabitants, making this small corner of the world a haven of peace and beauty.

Villa in the historic center a few kilometers from the sea

Nestled in the heart of Salento, in Sogliano Cavour, this building plot represents an unmissable opportunity for those who want to make their ideal home with private pool. The strategic location of the land, combines the tranquility of the Salento countryside with the proximity to the main services of the town, making it perfect for a life of relaxation and convenience.

Main Features:

Location: Sogliano Cavour (LE), in a quiet residential area.
Area: 1,063 sq m.
Buildability index: 65%.
Potential: Possibility to build a design villa with swimming pool, taking advantage of the large spaces available.
Amenities: Easy access to essential services such as schools, stores, supermarkets and public transport.

Sogliano Cavour, a small town in the Salento hinterland, is one of the towns in the Terra d'Otranto thatstillpreserveGreektraditions and language.
Ideallypositionedbetween the twoseasthatembrace the Salento peninsula, this small town of 4,000 inhabitantsisveryclose to beautiful Galatina, famous for itsmagnificenthistoric center, relaxed lifestyle and Salento'smostfamous pasticciotti.
To the eastis Corigliano d'Otranto, with the Castello de' Monti, a marvel of Renaissancearchitecture and a venue for artistic and cultural events. 
To the south, Cutrofiano, a small historic center and Salento'sceramic capital.
The center of Sogliano Cavour isembraced by lushcountrysidewhere nature isconstantly changing, thanks to a richsoilthatretainsrainwater.
This area is home to a number of high-level facilities including spas, restaurants, Masserie. The ownerhavechosenthis beautiful countryside to welcome theirguests from all over the world.
From hereitis easy to reach in lessthan 30 minutes the moststrikingbeaches, bays and inlets of the peninsulasuchas Santa Caterina, Santa Maria al Bagno, Gallipoli, Baia dei Turchi and the seastacks of Sant'Andrea to name a few.
But also 30 minutes from the Baroque city of Lecce and 1 hour from Brindisi airport.

Building land with pool

Every morning, let yourself be enveloped by the calm of the Salento countryside, where natural light radiates into every corner of your home. We present to you a new construction, a 56 sqm house, nestled in a vast 2700 sqm plot, offering you the serenity you've always desired.
The heart of this splendid home is its outdoor porch, perfect for enjoying evenings outdoors, lulled by the sound of nature. The ample surrounding space allows you to live in total privacy, surrounded by the greenery and typical scents of the Salento countryside, just minutes from the crystal-clear sea of Gallipoli and the beautiful historic village of Matino. An ideal location that lets you enjoy the peace of the countryside without sacrificing the convenience of being close to the coast.
The house boasts a high-quality kitchen, designed for those who love to cook. Additionally, it features a comfortable bedroom, ideal for a rejuvenating rest, and a living room distinguished by its brightness, thanks to large windows offering a panoramic view of the surrounding greenery.
An added value is the 2700 sqm plot that offers a unique opportunity: the possibility to build a private pool, for the utmost comfort and relaxation, immersed in the greenery of nature.
The bright and airy spaces, the result of careful and modern design, provide a sense of well-being and freshness at any time of the day. The house is designed for those seeking a corner of tranquility, where they can retreat from the daily chaos and live in harmony with nature.
Experience the beauty and serenity of a home that combines comfort with the peace of the countryside, just steps away from the sea.

Matino exerts a unique charm, nestled among farmhouses adorned with vineyards and citrus groves, 10 kilometers from the sea of Gallipoli and 40 km from Lecce, it rises on the slopes of a hill, an authentic Salento village. Indeed, Matino is one of the few historic centers in the province of Lecce that has preserved its characteristics almost unchanged: narrow and winding alleys, streets embellished with votive niches, courtyards still equipped with "piles" for washing clothes, mansions with bracketed and baroque balconies. A walk in the Historic Center and its underground areas is mandatory for those visiting Matino. The city indeed hides a hypogean rock heritage, as widespread and extraordinarily interesting as it is little known, a "genetic heritage" of hereditary and identity character. And it is precisely in the ancient village that the most precious and historically and architecturally valuable properties can be admired. Founded by the Messapians and Greeks, Matino is a city that narrates history, culture, traditions linked to ancient customs, and a healthy Mediterranean diet. Numerous cultural and artistic events enliven this splendid village throughout the year, always attracting many visitors.

Design architecture in the countryside

Imagine waking up every day immersed in the quiet beauty of nature and with an enchanting view of the Gulf of Gallipoli. Just a 10-minute walk from the sea, the beauty of the coast is a Stonetrow away, in Sannicola, in the heart of a sun-kissed land, this property offers balance between tradition and innovation.
Three historic pajare, authentic symbols of our past, stand in the grounds, witnesses to a deep connection with the Salento land. Next to them, a hand dug cistern evokes the charm of past times.
The recently built property is designed for those seeking maximum comfort and self-sufficiency, totally sustainable thanks to the photovoltaic and solar panels that make this residence an example of energy efficiency.
Surrounded by a centuries-old olive grove that tells the story of a fertile land rich in traditions. The fruit trees and aromatic plants surrounding the property offer colors, scents and flavors that enrich every season.
The panoramic terrace gives a beautiful view of the Gulf of Gallipoli, a landscape that seems painted by nature itself.
This is not just a house, it is a place where nature, tradition and modernity meet to offer you an unparalleled quality of life. Live the dream of a life surrounded by greenery, with all the comforts of the present, and the chance to look to the future with eyes full of opportunity.

Leaving the main road between Galatone and Sannicola, we take a small country road thatgetslost in the middle of fields of olive trees, red earth and trulli, a typical Salento landscape.
Galatone, a town of more than 16,000 inhabitants with originsdating back to the Middle Ages, whichnot by chance hasbeen selected by the "AuthenticVillages of Italy."
Galatone and itsideal location, hasbeenchosen by manywhowant to adopt Salento slow living in an authentic place, lessbeaten by tourism.
Just a few minutes from Nardò, Galatina, Gallipoli and Lecce, Galatone remains one of the mostpopular towns for bothlocalswhowant to take advantage of the beautiful accommodations and restaurants in the area butalso for the many visitors who are struck by the beauty of the place.
From hereitis easy to reach in lessthan 30 minutes the peninsula'smoststrikingcrystal-clearbeaches, bays and covessuchas Santa Caterina, Santa Maria al Bagno, Gallipoli, Baia dei Turchi and the Faraglioni of Sant'Andrea to name a few.
Butalso 30 minutes from the Baroque city of Lecce and 1 hour from Brindisi airport.

Sea view villa with pajare surrounded by olive trees in A4 class

In the historic heart of Parabita, a corner of history and beauty awaits you. To be sold is the main floor of the palace that has its roots in the 1600s, where Baroque art and the soul of a past convent come together in a timeless architectural work. Imagine entering this treasure chest of emotions, where every corner tells stories of centuries of life, faith and culture.
The magnificent star vaults, which adorn the ceilings of every room, create an evocative and characteristic atmosphere, giving the environment an unparalleled harmony. Decorated balconies, with Baroque-style details, overlook the magical historic center of Parabita. Each room is a chapter of an ancient book, waiting to be rewritten and revealed.
The panoramic terrace offers a privileged view of the historic center and the Gulf of Gallipoli, an exclusive corner where the past merges with the present. From here, you can observe the beating heart of Parabita, admire the narrow alleys and squares that tell stories of other times.
This palace, once a convent, has seen the passage of men and women who have lived the everyday and the sacred within these walls. Today, it has the opportunity to be reborn. With expert renovation, this ancient building will be able to reveal all its splendor, transforming itself into a unique dwelling, capable of blending the history of the past with the comfort and beauty of the present.
An unmissable opportunity for those who dream of living in a corner of history, where every detail is a tribute to the greatness of an era and where the future is written within the walls of a unique residence.

A small jewel in the heart of Salento, Parabita is a town rich in history, beauty and love stories.
The town is built around the splendid square of the Angevin Castle, the Mother Church and the Castriota Palace.
From the walls of the 16th-century castle, one glimpses palm trees, lush gardens and the vestiges of a great Salentine family, and it was within those walls that a beautiful love story was born between a nobleman and a commoner, a story of desperate passion that, according to several historians, gave birth to Alessandro Manzoni's Promessi Sposi (The Betrothed).
Parabita is a lively town, which in recent years has attracted many people from all over the world who have chosen it to live there, vacation there or invest there.
A few kilometers from Gallipoli, Nardò but also from the white sandy beaches and crystal clear water of the Ionian coast, all roads lead to Parabita.
Thirty minutes from Lecce and an hour from Brindisi airport, it is easily reached by travelers who want to discover this unique city.

Palazzo Ardito former convent in the historic center with terraces

“Salento is a land of mirages, windy, it is fantastic and full of sweetness...”.
This property is just as one of Vittorio Bodini's poems goes. A space that makes you dream in a large countryside, full of sweetness, almost without boundaries and towards the sea, today occupied only by a trullo. But in this space a project has been approved for the construction of a 125-square-meter civilian dwelling, designed to blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape.Imagined with the architect's renderings commissioned by the current owner, the project envisages a modern residence with elegant and clean lines, which could include a private swimming pool and a large paved area with gazebos, ideal for moments of relaxation and conviviality outdoors.
In addition, we would like to emphasize that the opportunity to intervene on the project remains open. In fact, you can customize and modify it according to your needs and taste, shaping a space that fully reflects your aesthetic and functional vision. In this way, you will have the opportunity to create a tailor-made residence that perfectly complements the magic of the place, without sacrificing any design details.
The approval of such a project in a constrained area is a rare and valuable opportunity, allowing you to build in a protected context of great landscape value.

Just 5 kilometres from Gallipoli, renowned for the crystal-clear waters of its sea, its beautiful fine sandy beaches and for its architectural and historical beauty, Alezio stands on a slight rise and from here towers over the surrounding vastness of the Salento countryside. 
Alezio is a promising territory, already chosen by many investors because of its perfecct combination of landscape beauty, artistic expression and quality of life marked by a rural and peaceful style.
Alezio tells two millennia of history where Messapi, Romans and Saracens had already centred their flourishing economic activities, thanks to its privileged location. 
Only 30 kilometres from the enchanting baroque city of Lecce, Alezio is also a place of interest for its religious architecture, ancient palaces, museums, gastronomic traditions and folklore. 
Besides the strong tourist interest, its economy is flourishing thanks to the production of excellent olive oil and wine of the highest quality.

Buildable land with trullo and approved project

Masserie Strazzati and Bosco, located on a single property of more than 2 hectares of lush olive groves with shared access, in Alto Salento, represent a strategic investment opportunity in the luxury hospitality market in Puglia, a region attracting increasing international interest. Nestled in the same countryside and very close to the sea, these two historic 17th-century complexes together offer 34 rooms: Masseria Strazzati, a former convent with 22 rooms and historic chapel, and Masseria Bosco, with 12 rooms, restaurant, swimming pool and a trullo.
The possibility of purchasing the facilities individually or as a single block allows for integrated management, with economies of scale and a diversified offer capable of attracting high-end tourism. Possible plans for expanded amenities-including spas, lounge bars, solariums, and more-respond to the growing demand for the authentic Apulian experience, expanding the potential return for investors.

At a time of strong tourism development, this property offers a rare investment opportunity with valuable assets and ability to generate value over the long term, ideal for international funds and operators interested in expanding the portfolio in a fast-growing market.

Avetrana is a municipality located in the Apulia Region, in the province of Taranto. The territory is mainly flat and slightly sloping towards the sea, surrounded by a countryside rich in olive groves, vineyards and wheat crops. Agriculture is still fundamental to the local economy, with the production of high quality olive oil from centuries-old olive trees.
The coast of Avetrana stretches for about 13 kilometres, with sandy beaches and low cliffs that attract many tourists, especially in summer. Among the best known beaches are the Dune di Campomarino and Punta Prosciutto, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Also nearby are the Salina dei Monaci, San Pietro in Bevagna with the nature reserve at the mouth of the Chidro river, and Campomarino di Maruggio, known for its marina and fine sand dunes.
The historical centre of Avetrana is rich in historical and cultural evidence, with noble palaces, churches and ancient dwellings. Among the main architectural landmarks is the Chiesa Madre di San Giovanni Battista, dating back to the 13th century. Other places of interest include the Torrione, the remains of a 14th-century castle, the Baronial Palace Complex - Palazzo Imperiali, and the medieval Modunato Castle and Hamlet.Avetrana is also known for its rich calendar of cultural and folklore events. Its location is strategic for visiting other tourist destinations in Salento, such as Lecce, which is about 50 kilometres away, and other cities like Taranto, Gallipoli and Otranto.
The area offers a fascinating mix of natural beauty, cultural traditions and gastronomy, making it an ideal destination for exploring the Salento. Puglia is also famous for its masserie, ancient fortified agricultural estates built between the 16th and 19th centuries. Many of these have been restored and converted into tourist facilities, offering guests an authentic experience and the chance to immerse themselves in the history and beauty of the Apulian countryside.

Two Historic Masserie to Expand Hospitality Portfolio

In one of the small squares near the magnificent Piazza Salandra, among the narrow, harmonious streets of Nardò's  historic centre, lies this residence with terraces and open spaces, completely to  be restored. The large dark green doorway with a portal in Lecce stone and frieze is just one of three different entrances to the property, the most solemn. Large rooms with star vaults and floors authentic  are immediately full of potential in the eyes of an expert. One falls in love with the spaciousness, the volumes, the brightness of the rooms even though the property is located on the ground floor. Then the ever-present terraces, moved, at two different heights, make it a real jewel. A large fireplace now removed, intersections of arches, antique frames, floral designs in the floors, make this property very interesting. 
Nardò is one of the places where you can breathe the ferment in Salento. Investors from every country here have bought and are buying private residences or to be used for receptive activities. The proximity to the marinas of Santa Caterina and of Santa Maria al Bagno is a plus.

Nardò is a pretty town in the province of Lecce that lies in a flat position southwest of the provincial capital and includes a stretch of the Ionian coast of Salento. It has been an important Byzantine center for centuries, which increased the presence of Basilian monks and spread the Eastern rite and worship and to which we owe the spread of caves and crypts. 
The town presents itself as a place rich in churches and historical monuments, dating from the period between 1400 and 1800. Among these we cannot fail to mention the famous Cathedral Maria SS.ma Assunta, the church of San Domenico and the Sedile, of Renaissance layout and connected to the foundation of the University of Neretina. 
Its historic center, one of the most beautiful in Apulia, allows a privileged and special reading of the historical events of the city and its community.
Thanks to its proximity to some of the most beautiful locations on the Ionian coast, it is the ideal destination in which to stay during vacations in Salento. The 22-kilometer coastal strip includes the seaside resorts of Santa Maria al Bagno, Santa Caterina and Sant'Isidoro and is home to the Porto Selvaggio and Palude del Capitano Regional Natural Park, an area of great historical-naturalistic interest whose rocky, jagged coastline is characterized by pine forests, Mediterranean scrub and wetlands. A perfect compromise to be able to enjoy the tranquility while still enjoying the liveliness of the coast.

Residence of the Rosary

In the heart of Nardò, where the past is intertwined with the present, lies this charming two-room apartment, carved out of an elegant historic building.
Crossing the threshold, one is enveloped in an atmosphere of authenticity and charm, thanks to the marvelous pointed vaults that adorn the ceiling, evidence that this space was used as an ecclesiastical place or sanctuary chapel, a timeless construction art.
The interior spaces are embellished with original stone floors, which tell stories of bygone eras, and niches elegantly recessed into the walls, perfect for displaying art objects or precious mementos.
Every detail has been taken care of with passion, creating a warm and welcoming environment, ideal for those who want to live an authentic experience in the heart of Salento.
The two-room apartment is finely furnished, with furniture that combines modern design and tradition, offering comfort and style in every corner.
The kitchen and living room invite moments of relaxation and conviviality.
The bathroom, with great attention to detail, represents a perfect balance between refinement and functionality, equipped with high-quality finishes that add a unique touch to everyday life.
This property is not just a home, but a true historic retreat, where every morning you can wake up enveloped by the beauty and history of Nardò.
Ideal for those seeking a corner of serenity and authenticity, this one-bedroom apartment is perfect as a main residence or as a vacation home, just a few steps from the wonders of Salento.

Nardò is a destination of international interest for a sophisticated public in search of little-known sights, known for its fascinating historic center that reflects centuries of history and culture. Walking through its streets, one is immediately struck by the Baroque architecture, which dominates most of the historic buildings. Nardò's historic center is a veritable open-air museum, where every corner tells stories of a rich and varied past.
In Piazza Salandra, the beating heart of the city, you can admire buildings of great historical and artistic value, such as the Palazzo della Pretura and the Sedile, as well as the marvelous Guglia dell'Immacolata, a richly decorated votive column. The entire square is surrounded by noble palaces and churches that testify to Nardò's historical importance.
The Church of San Domenico is another architectural jewel. Built in the 17th century, it has a richly decorated facade, and a short distance away is the Cathedral of Maria Santissima Assunta, an imposing building with medieval roots, which houses Byzantine frescoes and an extraordinarily beautiful wooden coffered ceiling.
The historic center of Nardò is not only a testament to the past, but also a lively and animated place. The narrow cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards, and small squares are dotted with artisan stores, typical restaurants, and cozy cafes that offer visitors a taste of local life.
In addition to the charm of its historic center, Nardò enjoys a privileged location due to its proximity to its beautiful marinas. Locations such as Santa Maria al Bagno, Santa Caterina and Porto Selvaggio offer breathtaking views and crystal-clear waters, allowing visitors to enjoy moments of relaxation but also quite social life, with trendy clubs.
Nardò is a place where time seems to stand still, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a bygone era.

Elegant detached historic home

This recently built property is used as a B & B Farmhouse type of accommodation with its six different rooms located in the southern part of the property. All rooms have a French window to the outside that allows great independence and gives a lot of air and brightness to the whole house.  The area most exposed to the afternoon sun has a livable patio with decorative plants and a structure like: “winter garden,” used as a space for physical activities such as yoga or gymnastics. There is also a working oven where pizzas can be cooked and bread can be baked. From the patio, the connection to the living area is dynamic and immediate. Thanks to its large French doors, one is able to create great convivial moments without feeling cramped. 
Being all on one floor, leveled only by a mandatory step to have the spaces and heights in order, the life of the house develops with great harmony between outside and inside. This is its main characteristic, a house of great breadth and brightness also because of its natural location, surrounded by fields and crops. A country area well connected to both the city and the relevant marinas.
The villa is surrounded by nearly two hectares of land used as an olive grove. The new plants, now three years old, will be lush and ready to make oil by now with the upcoming 2025/2026 season. The garden area features a medium-sized swimming pool with attached facilities such as bathrooms and freshwater shower. An area of complete privacy and peace to be enjoyed during the hot and long summer days.  
The quality of the materials, a mandatory choice for regulation to accommodation, maintains a fresh and youthful style. 
The living terrace enjoys a crazy view of all the surrounding countryside.

Country residence with pool and olive grove

In the historic center of Melissano stands a perfectly restored 17th-century building, one of the first buildings in the town, which holds within it centuries of history and charm. This mansion is distinguished by its original floors, witnesses of the past, and by its perfectly preserved wonderful stone balconies overlooking the street leading to the ancient heart of the village. The building was once used as a trade control tower and is famous for its mignani, the typical Salento balconies that run the full width of the courtyard.
The building represents a corner of history that invites you to immerse yourself in its beauty. A perfect abode for those who dream of living in a place where time seems to stand still.
The main entrance leads to the spacious and bright living room that opens onto a majestic portico adorned with columns. Here, the quietness and beauty of the landscape provide an atmosphere of pure serenity. Other features of the property include a cinema and music room, a study, and a kitchen near which persists an old working kitchen that embellishes the historic style of the mansion. Four refined bedrooms and four elegant bathrooms, one of which is ensuite, offer modern comforts in a setting of old-world charm. 
An ancient stone staircase leads up to the large terrace, from which there is an extraordinary view of the surrounding countryside, ideal for summer dinners and parties. Here stands the ancient watchtower that dates back to the 13th century with torch holders still intact, a rare witness to the past. Inside the tower, there is an apartment with a period fireplace and two other cozy rooms that make every guest feel part of history.A garage and a room with a barrel vault that preserves ancient mangers and a stone olive press that was, in the past, the oil mill of Melissano, entirely dug into the rock, which tells of centuries-old traditions linked to the land and the work of man.

Nestled in the Salento countryside, surrounded by olive trees, vines and dry-stone walls, lies Melissano, a small municipality that preserves the most authentic essence of Salento. Just a few kilometres from the Ionian coast, Melissano is a place where traditions, history and nature come together to offer a genuine and unforgettable experience. Founded in ancient times, the town preserves a rich historical and cultural heritage. Strolling through its historic centre, one can admire architecture that tells of a simple yet vibrant past. The churches, squares and alleys welcome the visitor with a cosy and charming atmosphere, where every corner seems to have a story to tell. The surrounding area is an oasis where the countryside, with its changing colours throughout the seasons, offers moments of peace and serenity. The inhabitants of Melissano are custodians of ancient knowledge linked to the land, such as the production of olive oil and wine, the fruit of a centuries-old agricultural tradition. Melissano is also an ideal base from which to explore the wonders of the Salento: just a few minutes' drive away are some of the most beautiful beaches on the Ionian coast, such as Gallipoli and Torre San Giovanni, without renouncing the tranquillity of a lesser-known but no less fascinating village. To live in Melissano means to discover the most intimate soul of Salento, far from mass tourism, and to immerse oneself in a place where time seems suspended between past and present, and where life is marked by the slow rhythm of nature and traditions.

Historic building with terraces and watchtower

In the heart of the picturesque historic centre of Alliste, a few kilometres from the sea nestled among the narrow streets of the old village, stands this property built with care and passion using authentic and traditional Salento materials. Every corner of this residence exudes the charm of history, from the elegant star vaults of the three rooms on the ground floor to the period details that enrich the spaces.
The property is thus divided into three studios each with bathroom and kitchen, separate and perfectly furnished on the ground floor and a two-room apartment on the first floor where a large open space with kitchen, bright and cosy, is perfect for convivial moments. The room is enhanced by an antique fireplace and a balcony offering a picturesque view of the village. This leads to the first habitable terrace overlooking the historic centre, ideal for summer dinners. Another terrace offers enchanting glimpses of the surrounding landscape, with a view that embraces the neighbouring villages and the gentle Serra line.
The bedroom with bathroom has another characteristic fireplace. The bedroom also opens onto a terrace to contemplate the village at sunset, immersed in the silence of history.
This property is the ideal solution for those who wish to experience moments of relaxation in an authentic and cosy environment, just a few kilometres from the enchanting beaches of Salento. Not to be underestimated is the possibility of easily renting out the entire property or just the three studios on the ground floor, which are perfect to rent for short or long periods.
A place where the charm of the past blends with the comfort of the present, for those seeking a corner of paradise in the heart of Salento.

House with flats and terraces in the historic centre

In the picturesque setting of Racale, just minutes from the beautiful Salento coast, stands this characteristic 157-square-meter house with architectural details typical of the local tradition. The house is embellished by the charming star vaults that give the rooms a cozy and historic atmosphere. The house is built on one level and offers spacious and bright interiors, with 2 rooms facing a wide central hallway that separates them from the other rooms in the house. On the opposite side are 2 more rooms, including a spacious kitchen and a cozy living room with fireplace, ideal for daily living or socializing. From here there is direct access to the porch, which overlooks the garden with vegetable garden and citrus trees and offers an outdoor space ideal for relaxing, dining al fresco or spending pleasant summer evenings. The house needs some modernization work but retains the charm of old Salento houses, making it a perfect opportunity for those who want to personalize their home in Salento.

Racale is a charming corner of the province of Lecce, a small village just minutes from the sea, captivating with its tranquility and authenticity. Nestled in the heart of Salento, Racale is a place where time seems to slow down, and every corner tells a story. The narrow cobblestone streets, lined with white houses adorned with flowering balconies, and the early 20th-century villas by the sea create an atmosphere of intimacy and serenity. Strolling through the village, you can breathe in the fresh air of the fields and feel the warmth of local hospitality. Traditions are alive and vibrant, reflecting a community that celebrates its roots with pride and joy. Festivals, markets, and small trattorias offer an authentic experience, where the flavors and aromas of Salento cuisine envelop you in a warm and genuine embrace. The real estate market in Racale is growing, especially due to the interest in Salento as a tourist destination. Properties for sale range from typical Salentine houses with star vaults and internal courtyards to villas and farmhouses near the sea or in the countryside. It is a promising area for those seeking a second home close to the sea, as well as for those looking to invest in tourism. The beauty of Racale is simple yet profound: it lies in the details of the stone streets in the historic center, in the colors of the sunsets that bathe the coast and surrounding countryside in gold, and in the smiles of its residents, making this small corner of the world a refuge of peace and beauty.

Francesco Rosi

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