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Strolling through the characteristic streets of the ancient village of Alessano, we are enchanted by the beauty and history that are handed down by the stone floors, facades with loggias, doorways that open onto plant-covered courtyards.
In one of these streets, we discover a small façade that stretches upward, once an integral part of a church but now converted into a house.
As soon as we enter, we find ourselves in a large room with very high ceilings, vaulted ceilings with exposed tuff, tall windows that make the room bright and a bathroom in which the sink has been carved out of an old fireplace.
From the ground floor one ascends to the loft, a single room and the second floor via a stone staircase. 
A spacious loft of shaded glass occupies one-third of the large main room and can comfortably accommodate a double bedroom or a sitting room.
Halfway between the loft floor and the second floor we find a small room with a window overlooking the rooftops of the village that once housed the bishop, a study, a 'walk in closet, a small bedroom with a bunk bed...the possibilities are endless.
Arriving at the top of the staircase, we come to a large room with high star ceilings that opens onto a beautiful floor terrace and a corner kitchen.
The light and atmosphere of this room make it particularly welcoming, and the opening onto the terrace makes the space ideal for outdoor dining.
A second outdoor bathroom and an additional roof terrace complete this delightful property.
Inside the house we find air conditioning, fan coils and LEDs on each ancient tuff column.
Solar panels and/or solar thermal can be installed on the additional attic to allow a significant reduction in energy costs.

Toward the south, on the road that divides the lower Salento in half, just before reaching Capo di Leuca, we find Alessano, a town with origins that date back to the 15th century and is of great artistic and cultural value.
Several great dynasties have left very important historical marks, still walking in the streets of the Salento town, we can admire the Ducal Palace, Legari Palace, 17th-century Pyrrego Palace and the Renaissance San Giovanni Palace.  
Alessano, recognized as a "City of Art," not surprisingly in recent years has attracted many visitors and many have fallen in love with it and chosen it as their residence.
A very dynamic town, it is located between Tricase, Santa Maria di Leuca and Castro, centers with an effervescent energy where restaurants, cocktail bars, icecream parlors and top-notch stores are recognized as the best in the region.
In this area the jagged rocky coastline is full of caves and natural pools, sheer cliffs that invite us to admire magnificent views of an open sea.
This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas of the Salento peninsula, but also of Puglia, capable of offering everything within a radius of a few kilometers.
At 100km from Brindisi International Airport, 45 minutes from Lecce, less than 30 minutes from Gallipoli, and a few kilometers from the sandy beaches with clear waters of the Ionian Sea, Alessano is the ideal location to discover and experience Salento.

Ancient church turned into detached home

In the heart of this romantic Salento town stands this magnificent mansion dating from the late 1800s.
The elegant geometric shapes, original details and lush garden give this property the unique feeling of an urban oasis, a rare jewel.
Upon entering the villa's lobby, one immediately senses the majesty of the mansion, high ceilings, marble staircases, the succession of spacious rooms, lounges, dining room, study and kitchen. 
From the central staircase, you enter an open hallway that flows around the five bedrooms, two living rooms and the four bathrooms.
A refined herringbone parquet floor covers the entire first floor, tall windows with restored original fixtures, vaulted ceilings with ornamental details and a large pyramidal skylight represent some of the choices made by the owners during the renovations.
The villa is surrounded by a well-kept garden with a swimming pool and ten-year old citrus grove of more than 2500sqm, from the garden there is access to a cellar that was part of the underground passages that ran under the town in the past; the cellar having been sanitized and provided with ventilation is ideal for creating a wine cellar.
In terms of energy, the house is equipped with photovoltaic panels, solar thermal, heating and cooling wall, heat pump and a column to recharge electric cars.
A provision has also been made for the installation of an elevator in the middle of the interior staircase, and the entire property is equipped with an alarm and video surveillance system.

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At 100km from Brindisi International Airport, 45 minutes from Lecce, lessthan 30 minutes from Gallipoli, and a fewkilometers from the sandybeaches with clearwaters of the Ionian Sea, Alessano is the ideal location to discover and experience Salento.

Elegant 19th-century mansion with swimming pool

Just a stone's throw from the Mother Church and Don Tonino Bello Square, a beautifully restored period building dominates the center of Alessano.
The elegant main facade with tall windows and balconies opens onto the Salento art city, and at the top of a gently sloping street it offers open and panoramic views.
The property consists of a stately apartment of almost 300 sqm on the second floor and a studio apartment with cellar and garage on the ground floor.

Going up a beautiful staircase, one arrives at a landing with the living area on the right and the sleeping area on the left.
From the kitchen, which overlooks a comfortable terrace on the floor, one goes to the bright dining room and then to the living room with an open fireplace; all the rooms in the living area connect with large arched openings to bring out the high and vaulted ceilings.
A study separates the living area from the sleeping area where we find two double bedrooms and two bathrooms including one ensuite in the master bedroom. The sleeping area is also equipped with a walk in closet.

The property will be delivered completely renovated with grit floors, marble stairs, fixtures and interior doors, all high-level finishes, quality materials and energy efficient installations.

An additional internal staircase provides access to the solar slab that offers panoramic views of Alessano and its surroundings.

The apartment's interior renderings were created by Studio Cubo 109, which offers 360-degree design services, whose work can be described in the following words:
“ The preservation of traditions, the search for housing quality, the attention to sustainability with the use of innovative materials and technologies, represent the cornerstones of the activity of CUBO109®️ and its “tailor-made” design, which, starting from the needs, desires and expectations of the client, related to the contextual and cultural characteristics of the place of intervention, proposes “tailor-made solutions” for its Client. ”

Toward the south, on the road that divides the lower Salento in half, just before reaching Capo di Leuca, we find Alessano, a town with origins that date back to the 15th century and is of great artistic and cultural value.
Several great dynasties have left very important historical marks, still walking in the streets of the Salento town, we can admire the Ducal Palace, Legari Palace, 17th-century Pyrrego Palace and the Renaissance San Giovanni Palace.  
Alessano, recognized as a "City of Art," not surprisingly in recent years has attracted many visitors and many have fallen in love with it and chosen it as their residence.
A very dynamic town, it is located between Tricase, Santa Maria di Leuca and Castro, centers with an effervescent energy where restaurants, cocktail bars, ice cream parlors and top-notch stores are recognized as the best in the region.
In this area the jagged rocky coastline is full of caves and natural pools, sheer cliffs that invite us to admire magnificent views of an open sea.
This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas of the Salento peninsula, but also of Puglia, capable of offering everything within a radius of a few kilometers.
At 100km from Brindisi International Airport, 45 minutes from Lecce, less than 30 minutes from Gallipoli, and a few kilometers from the sandy beaches with clear waters of the Ionian Sea, Alessano is the ideal location to discover and experience Salento.

Stately apartment with terrace

Turning away from the Piazza del Popolo and entering one of Presicce's characteristic backstreets, amidst a tiny church with a Baroque façade and charming historic buildings, we come across a white, recently restored house that opens onto a small, quiet square. The turn-of-the-century house with its white lime-covered façade breathes elegant simplicity.
The flat occupies the entire ground floor with two entrances, one from the room and the second opening onto a small courtyard.
The flat consists of a large bedroom with vaulted ceilings, original floors and an ensuite bathroom finished in microcement with natural powdered colours.
The bedroom leads to a large living room, also with high vaulted ceilings and a tall arched window.
From the second entrance, which is accessed from the courtyard, we enter a small hallway that opens between the living room and the kitchen, which also has high vaulted ceilings and welcomes us into a room that develops around an antique working fireplace and offers all the comforts of a modern kitchen.
This delightful flat is ideal as an investment or to live in all year round as it offers functionality, charm, comfort, all in a typical Salento atmosphere.

The village of Presicce, defined as one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in Italy’ is a small jewel. Several years ago, major restoration work began on the monumental historical buildings in the centre, giving the village a new lease of life. Presicce attracts visitors from all over the world who appreciate the perfect harmony of beauty, simplicity and authenticity typical of the Salento, an air of slow living. 
Ideally located less than an hour from Lecce, 100 km from Brindisi airport and a few minutes from the most beautiful beaches of Salento with white sand and crystal clear waters. 
Easily accessible, the eastern side of the peninsula, with its jagged coastline rich in caves and natural views. 
The coast from Santa Maria di Leuca to Castro, with its seaside resorts, is a much sought-after destination due to its unique position overlooking the sea. The coastal road along the coast offers breathtaking views of the sea and is scattered with wonders of the area such as the natural pools of Marina Serra, the Cala dell'Acquaviva, the Grotta Verde beach to name a few.

Salento flat in the heart of Presicce

On the town's main square, a delightful townhouse welcomes us to a stunning space where high vaulted ceilings, artwork and interior design combine for a curated and unique result.
Stepping through the small white doorway, we find ourselves in a large living area surrounded by courtyards.
Traditional floors of smoothed Apulian stones, original tufa details from the salvaged structure and large windows opening onto the generous courtyard dominated by a lush lemon tree, immediately give us a sense of peace and welcome.
The living area leads to the master bedroom, bright and spacious with an en suite bathroom and open on two sides to the courtyards of the house.
A small walk-through kitchen opens between the indoor and outdoor dining areas under the porch for maximum convenience.
The main part of the house ends with a beautiful bathroom with marble tub.
From the courtyard, behind the lemon tree, we enter the outbuilding, which consists of a studio that can  be used as a bedroom, bathroom with shower and tadelakt trim, and another bedroom. Both rooms have French doors that open to the courtyard.
Climbing the stairs we arrive on two large terraces, the first one used as a relaxation area with jacuzzi, shower and solar area. The second one, slightly elevated from the first is a very large terrace with breathtaking views of the bell towers and the Palazzo Baronale of Tiggiano.
An outdoor kitchen covered by a pergola provides an ideal setting for dinners and aperitifs under the stars.
To conclude our tour of this delightful property, a bedroom with en suite bathroom to devote to guests or to use as a studio ensures complete privacy on this comfortable roof top.

Towards  south, on the road that divides the lower Salento in half, just before reaching Capo di Leuca, we find Tiggiano, a small town much loved for its historical beauty, its proximity to small bays, coves, natural pools and sheer cliffs that invite us to admire magnificent views of an open sea that leave everyone breathless.
Tiggiano is an ideal location for those who search the typical relaxation and tranquility of Salento life, but also a cosmopolitan environment and very interesting small realities such as stores, restaurants, and artisans all reachable in a few minutes.
Tiggiano is developed around the imposing Palazzo Baronale, flanked by its suggestive citrus grove and the Municipal Forest, all around small streets covered with the typical Apulian paving stone and baroque and renaissance hints give us surprises at every corner.
This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas of the Salento peninsula, but also of Apulia, capable of offering everything within a radius of a few kilometers. At 100 km from Brindisi international airport, 45 minutes from Lecce and Gallipoli and less than 30 minutes from the sandy beaches with clear waters of the Ionian Sea, Tiggiano is a small, still authentic jewel where one can enjoy the wonders that Salento offers.

Dwelling with terrace overlooking the historic center

In the heart of San Cesario, on a quiet little street, the building dating from the early 1900s presents itself with grace and simplicity.
The layout of the building is the classic Salento courtyard house, characterized by a front courtyard and a garden at the back
Crossing the threshold we enter a small courtyard that gives us a sense of intimacy and makes us curious.
The main door with its ornate, Art Nouveau-style frame, set at the end of a flight of steps, welcomes us to a succession of very large rooms with vaulted ceilings and original cement tiles.
The house is all on one floor with two entrances from the main door of the palace, and on the opposite side it opens onto a generous garden.
An ancient staircase leads to the terrace that covers the entire surface of the palace and accommodates another room.
Also near the entrance, built in stone, we find a beautiful semi-basement barrel-vaulted room, ideal for creating a spa or wine cellar.
The property has never undergone any interventions since its construction, which dates back to the early 1900s (1915-1922), and represents a perfect opportunity to make a beautiful private residence or a small charming accommodation.

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.

Building in the historic center with garden and terraces

A short walk from the “Piazza del Palazzo Ducale”, the property opens onto a small square. The main entrance is located on a very characteristic street that runs through the center of the village.The construction of this mansion dates back to the early 1900s, and its characteristic details from that era have been preserved and restored.The property is developed mainly on one floor, around a charming inner courtyard.Almost all the rooms of the house open onto the latter, the kitchen, the dining room, and one of the bedrooms.The interior layout consists of several rooms that can be completely enclosed to create separate units each with a kitchen, bedrooms, and bathroom; 2 kitchen rooms, a dining room, two living rooms, three bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms.A large bright room has been converted into a painting studio where the cozy atmosphere lends itself to artistic creativity.From the courtyard there is access to a beautiful furnished attic, with the air of a garden suspended over the rooftops of the historic center of Presicce.In this elevated area of the property we find an independent apartment and another to be renovated that can be made available as a Bed&Breakfast.The whole house is furnished in an eclectic and tasteful style, where there is an air of peace and harmony.

Entering the beautiful village of Presicce, the property is a stone's throw from the square of the Ducal Palace. The village of Presicce, defined as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy," is a little gem. Several years ago major restoration works began on the monumental historic buildings in the historic center, thus giving the village a new life. Presicce attracts visitors from all over the world who have come to appreciate the perfect harmony of beauty, simplicity and authenticity typical of Salento, an air of slow living. Ideally located less than an hour from Lecce, 100km from Brindisi airport and minutes from the most beautiful beaches of Salento with white sand and crystal clear waters. Easily reached in less than 30 minutes, the eastern side of the peninsula, with its rugged coastline rich in caves and natural vistas. The coastline from Santa Maria di Leuca to Castro, with its seaside resorts, is a much sought-after destination because of its unique location overlooking the sea. The coastal road along the coast offers breathtaking views of the sea and is seeded with wonders of the area such as the natural pools of Marina Serra, Cala dell'Acquaviva, and Grotta Verde beach to name a few.

Artists' house in historic building with terraces

This Villa offers the convenience of its location in the historic center and a large garden and land dedicated to vegetable garden and parking.
The property dates back to the early 1900s, over the years it has undergone redevelopment allowing to expand on a second level where the sleeping area has been created.
On the ground floor, the kitchen is located in the middle of two large rooms that house the living room and dining room. The floor is completed by a service bathroom, wine cellar and study.
All rooms on the second floor open onto an elegant porch, ideal for outdoor dining.
On the second floor, we find three bright bedrooms, two bathrooms, including one with a tub built into the floor, and a walk-in closet. All bedrooms open onto balconies overlooking the lush garden.
The garden is like a small green oasis in the heart of Acquarica, with extremely rare plants such as Alexandria cedars, a citrus grove, and flowers of all kinds.
A  2x20m long swimming pool runs along one side of the garden, surrounded by a paved area, perfect for enjoying sunny days surrounded by greenery.
At the end of the garden, embraced by beautiful white wisteria, an outbuilding with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for guests.
On the side of the property, attached to the garden with a couple of steps, a large space used as a vegetable garden and garage, offering the possibility to access the property by car without going into the historic center.
In addition to the features just described this property has been renovated with unique criteria from the point of view of energy efficiency; underfloor heating system, wooden ceiling in the roof for maximum efficiency insulation, the walls have been covered with hydraulic lime and pozzolan-based plaster.
In many rooms of the property we find signature solutions created expressly for this house by famous artists and artisans, such as in the Vietri brushed floor, we find tiles with designs inspired by ancient Roman houses and Pompeii, uniquely designed iron works, and the fireplace in the annex designed by a highly regarded ceramist.

Acquarica del Capo, a village in the heart of Salento, bears witness to an ancient history. A balance of quality, exclusivity, sophistication and authenticity typical of southern Italy. The welcome and generosity of the people, the territory with its products and the climate here are extraordinary. The choice of the name of this ancient village comes from the richness of its waters "Acqua Ricca," typical of this area of the territory. Here you can visit the Caverna della Madonna della Grotta, the medieval castle and the church of Santa Maria Panetti. Acquarica del Capo lies in a valley, along the road between Lecce and Santa Maria di Leuca, 60km from Lecce, 100km from Brindisi airport and a few minutes from the most beautiful beaches of Salento with white sand and crystal clear waters. The coast from Santa Maria di Leuca to Castro, is an exclusive destination with seaside resorts that alternate with cliffs and wild inlets. Very close to Acquarica del Capo is the famous village of Tricase, whose surroundings have been chosen by many prominent international personalities to make it their residence, immersed in the slow living typical of this paradise. The entire coastal road offers breathtaking views of the sea and is seeded with local wonders such as the natural pools of Marina Serra, the Acquaviva Cove, and the Grotta Verde beach. It is home to restaurants with renowned chefs, places ideal for sunset aperitifs and craft stores, as well as exclusive fashion boutiques. The area offers opportunities for various nature walks, to get lost in the verdant countryside, accompanied by the song of cicadas. In addition, the mild climate of this area allows you to fully enjoy it all year round.

Historic eco-friendly Villa with pool

Entering the town center from the main street, tree-lined and covered with white ashlar paving stones, we are confronted with a surprising scene, the Angevin Castle, historic buildings and roofs with sunny terraces of the old town, a unique picture.
Walking toward the castle, a white mansion from the early 1900s built on an arch attracts our attention, the contrast between the tuff of the arch, the historical details of the balconies and the pure white walls give this house, charm and elegance.
The building is being completely renovated, its rooms with high, vaulted ceilings, large bright rooms, antique wooden doors, terraces and garden will be finished to a high standard both structurally and in terms of design, all complete with bathrooms and ready to furnish.
In the basement, a loft with bathroom and kitchen opens with a glass window to a delightful garden.
The vaulted ceiling, the minimalist style of the apartment, and the opening to a flower garden make this a very atmospheric space.
On the raised ground floor, the vaulted apartment is spread over two large spaces, flooded with natural light that shines through the tall windows. An opening to an inner courtyard offers the possibility of outdoor livability but in total privacy.
The second floor, consisting of two large spaces with vaulted ceilings and opening onto the terrace, balcony and solar slab.
The living area opens with a large window to the terrace placed on the arch, this part of the property offers a breathtaking view of the city.
Each unit can be sold together or separately, and finishes can be agreed with the architects.

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.

Renovated apartment with terrace on historic arch

Wandering through the countryside between Tricase and Tricase Porto, the Masseria emerges behind a tall stone wall.
As we enter, a small square featuring a majestic archway, framed by tall camphor trees, that invites us to enter the property.
An old linen handkerchief, sparks our curiosity, found many years ago on the property, witness of a love story, became the symbol of the Masseria.
The delicate embroidery was tiled into a mosaic in one of the rooms.
The property is built like a small village, a masseria with trullo, a lamia with patio and a pajara surrounded by an orchard.
The property opens on a large terrace paved with local stones and shaded by trees, on the other side a pleasant pergola, ideal for al fresco meals, surrounded by a stunning garden that blends into the countryside.
The living area, over one floor, is a series of spacious and bright rooms, with floors made out of Trani stones, original fireplace in tufo stones in every room, barrel vaults and large windows in wrought iron.
A side of the house wraps around the trullo, giving a feeling of openness that boasts a one of a kind view of the stone walls and giant cacti.
The night area is divided in two bedrooms with ensuite in the main wing, two bedrooms with ensuite in the pajara and one bedroom with ensuite in the lamia. Thanks to a considerable residual volume, possibility to expand the property with additional 5 rooms with en suite bathrooms, to reach a total of 10 rooms and 11 bathrooms.
A unique property where no detail was overlooked, historical elements can be found in the repurposed materials, used with taste and elegance, minimalist designs in the shapes and furnishing, it all comes together in perfect harmony.
Strolling through under the cross shape pergola covered by wisteria and jasmine, between the citrus orchard and rose bush, a path that takes us to the swimming pool, outlined by dry stone walls with gravel terraces, sensory lawns, outdoor lounges and a relax area.

Traveling towards the tip of the boot, on the road that divides Salento in half, just before Capo di Leuca, a little town that in the past 10 years has earned fame and recognition on an international scale.
Defined as one of the most picturesque historical towns of Salento, we are amazed by its beauty that originates from the 16th century.
Here, on the main square, the San Domenico church, built in Baroque Leccese style, opposite the majestic Gallone’s Castle, and a few steps away the Mother Church, not to mention the Cappuccini’s church and convent.
Beyond its architectural wonders, Tricase is also a bubbly and energetic town with world class restaurants, cocktail bars, gelaterie and fashion stores.
Unsurprisingly, thanks to its perfect mix between past and future, this town was picked by several Hollywood celebrities and internationally acclaimed artists.
Venturing towards the sea, we run into Tricase Porto, the town’s seafront. A striking sight!
A slice of paradise, Torre del Sasso overlooking the bay, a fort that has been protecting the marina since the 16th century.
A rugged coastline, hiding caves and natural pools but also ideal for enjoying sunrises over the open seas from the cliffs.
This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful parts of Puglia, offering many wonders within only a few kilometers.
100 km from Brindisi international airport, 45 minutes from Lecce and Gallipoli and less than 30 minutes from the crystal clear sand beaches of the Ionian sea, Tricase is the starting point for discovering Salento.

Masseria with Pool, Trullo and Love Mosaic

Imagine waking up surrounded by ancient stone, with sunlight filtering through star-shaped vaults and the scent of jasmine from the garden. For sale in the charming center of Giurdignano, a few kilometers from Otranto and the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, a characteristic 300 sq m dwelling, completely renovated with care and love for tradition.
The house is spread over two levels and is perfect for a large family or to be transformed into a charming residence. It boasts 5 large bedrooms, 4 with en-suite bathrooms, each with its own character, and warm and welcoming living spaces. The rooms retain the charm of traditional Salento architecture, enhanced by star-shaped vaults, original floors, and details carefully crafted using fine materials. From the highest terrace, it is even possible to see the sea of nearby Otranto.
The heart of the house is the approximately 100 sq m internal garden: an oasis of peace where you can relax in the shade of the trees, organize summer dinners, or simply let yourself be enveloped by the silence and nature.
The property represents an excellent opportunity for those seeking an exclusive residence in a strategic location, with all services at hand and the possibility of fully experiencing the authentic atmosphere of Salento.

Giurdignano is a charming village located in the heart of Salento, in the province of Lecce, Puglia. Known as the ‘megalithic garden of Italy’, this small village boasts an extraordinary archaeological heritage: dolmens and menhirs scattered throughout the countryside, bearing witness to a thousand-year history that has its roots in prehistory.
The historic centre of Giurdignano is a maze of cobbled streets, Lecce stone houses and flower-filled courtyards, dominated by the 17th-century mother church dedicated to San Rocco. Not far away, the evocative underground oil mill carved into the rock bears witness to a past linked to oil production, an activity that sustained the local economy for centuries.
But what really makes Giurdignano unique is its rural landscape, where history and nature blend harmoniously. Menhirs and dolmens, including the famous Dolmen Grassi, stand mysteriously among centuries-old olive trees, creating an almost sacred atmosphere. This area is in fact part of the so-called Parco dei Megaliti (Megalith Park), an area that also includes the nearby municipality of Minervino di Lecce.
An ideal place for those seeking tranquillity, authenticity and culture, Giurdignano is also an excellent starting point for exploring Salento, being just a few kilometres from Otranto and the beautiful Adriatic coast.

Historic house with terrace and garden

In a quiet and well-connected residential area, a few kilometers from the center of Lecce, lies this detached cottage with an approved project and work to be completed: the ideal solution for those who want a house to be shaped according to their tastes, without starting from scratch.
The property, designed to accommodate a family with style and functionality, is on one level and offers well-distributed rooms flooded with natural light. The entrance leads directly to the living area, where the living room and dining room merge into an airy and welcoming open space, perfect for relaxing or receiving friends and family.
The sleeping area, well separated from the rest of the house, ensures silence and privacy. Here there is a bathroom and a convenient laundry room, while a second bathroom is located in the living area and a third bathroom is located in the study area, which enjoys independent access, ideal for those who work from home or want a private space for guests.
Comfortable hallway spaces, a large garage and an interior distribution designed to enhance every square meter complete the property. There is a provision for an outdoor swimming pool.
A house just waiting to be completed and lived in, ideal for those seeking comfort, independence and the freedom to shape their own idea of home, in a strategic location between quiet and services.

Novoli is a medium-sized town about 10 km north of Lecce, known mainly for its strong agricultural vocation, especially in the production of olive oil and wine. Within a short distance from Novoli are both coasts of Salento. To the east is the ‘Adriatic coast’, with places like ‘San Foca’, ‘Torre dell'Orso’ and ‘Otranto’, known for their golden sandy beaches and cliffs. To the west is the ‘Ionian coast’, with seaside towns such as ‘Porto Cesareo’ or ‘Torre Lapillo’, famous for their crystal-clear waters and heavenly beaches.The landscape around Novoli is typical of the Salento: flat, with cultivated fields, centuries-old olive trees and dry stone walls separating agricultural properties. The climate is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and mild winters. This favourable climate has made the area particularly suitable for growing olives and vines.The surrounding countryside is characterised by vast olive groves and vineyards, typical of the Salento landscape. The historical centre is full of buildings in local stone, often made of the characteristic ‘pietra leccese’, a soft and easily worked limestone that gives a warm and bright touch to buildings.One of Novoli's most famous events is the ‘Festa di Sant'Antonio Abate’, held in January. The most spectacular event of the festival is the ‘Fòcara’, an immense bonfire that is lit in honour of the patron saint and attracts thousands of visitors from all over Apulia and beyond. This bonfire is among the largest in Europe and has a strong ritual and symbolic value.In addition to the Feast of Sant'Antonio Abate and the Fòcara, Novoli and its surroundings are characterised by a culture deeply rooted in popular traditions. The local cuisine is one of the most authentic expressions of Salento culture, with dishes based on local products such as fresh fish, seasonal vegetables, homemade pasta (like the famous ‘orecchiette’) and extra virgin olive oil.

Villa with approved project

Villa with sea view under construction on a panoramic hill overlooking the Marina di Pescoluse, one kilometer from the beach.
The construction will be elevated from the surrounding land and will use construction techniques and materials of local origin.
The central room will have a barrel vault and exposed stone, similar to the exterior cladding. The construction has a double entrance, one in the living area and one in the sleeping area.
There will be two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom, entrance, hallway, and porch.
The entire front facing the sea will be shaded by a very large pergola.
The rest of the uncovered areas around the villa will be paved and walkable.
The specifications include the following provisions: autonomous air conditioning system, solar thermal system, alarm system.
PVC thermal break windows with mosquito nets.
The photos of the finished property are of the construction present on the adjacent land, identical to the one under construction and depict the shape and type of finishes planned.
The land measures 8000 square meters, is regular in shape, fenced, and equipped with a gate entrance. Around it, there are only villas, all single-family with large surrounding land.
The project also includes a pool, whose construction is not included in the sale. However, the project with the relevant permits will be transferred. Habitable solar area accessible by a double external staircase. It can be equipped to enjoy a commanding view of the sea and the countryside behind.
It is possible to customize the finishes upon request.

The town is small, quiet and surrounded by other well-known towns such as Ugento, accessible by several direct arterial roads, some of which are suitable for slow mobility; Presicce-Acquarica, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Morciano, a small rural, agricultural and authentic center.
A short distance away is Santa Maria di Leuca, a town known for being the birthplace of the concept of vacationing in the 20th century.
The marina of Pescoluse also owes its success to a unique feature: a sandy inlet about two kilometers wide with a perfect southern exposure. This makes it possible to enjoy clear water during all seasons. The property is designed with an orthogonal view, with respect to this entire inlet. Therefore, there is a feeling of a dominant and homogeneous view of the horizon.
From the property, with a two-kilometer walk, you can reach: the free beach, enjoyable especially in the intermediate seasons; the lidos to guarantee a relaxing day even in the height of the season; the seafront for a stroll among stalls and restaurants; the stores for summer shopping in the evening; the port of Torre Vado for a boat trip to the caves of Santa Maria Di Leuca, or an underwater excursion to the shallows of Torre San Giovanni.
The area retains elements of rurality such as trulli and plots of land, with wild fig trees that in the summer season seem to be within reach of passersby, as if in a kind of earthly paradise.
The shoreline is low, characterized by the presence of dunes behind. The beach has very fine and very clear sand, the finest in Salento.
The average summer temperature is 30 degrees and 13 in winter.

Seaside villa under construction

In the charming historic center of Lecce, the cradle of Salento Baroque, the property is a finely renovated historic building with top-quality materials. An exclusive residence that combines the charm of the old with the comfort of modern design and efficiency, as the energy class is A1, thus offering a unique and refined living experience.
Fully automated with the latest generation BTicino home automation system, the residence spans multiple levels and features elegant custom-made Listone Giordano parquet floors, bright spaces, and high ceilings with period architectural details skillfully enhanced in the recent renovation completed in 2025. Customized bespoke furniture and organized spaces ensure high-level livability and comfort.
Another strong point is the private rooftop garden with a panoramic view over the rooftops of Lecce, the bell towers of the historic center, and a view of the green treetops, which are rare to find in the historic center: an oasis of peace where you can relax in the hot tub, host parties and barbecue evenings with friends, with surround music playing through the sound system.
An exclusive home also complete with a vaulted ceiling cellar, for those seeking the perfect balance between history, technology, and well-being, in one of the most fascinating cities in Southern Italy.

Among baroque cathedrals, farmhouses, castles, and towers on the pristine sea, Puglia is an ancient land, shaped by centuries of history and art that have left unmistakable marks. Here lies Lecce, in the deepest and most rural South, marked by slow rhythms, influenced by Magna Graecia and Byzantine rule, in the heart of Salento rich with enchanting villages and breathtaking landscapes. Lecce, the "queen of baroque," is a captivating city, one of the most charming in Southern Italy. Walking through the alleys of the city of Lecce, everything is enveloped in a dazzling light thanks to the endless blue sky and the golden color of the Lecce Stone which, due to its malleability, has allowed the history of Baroque to be written.
Here where art is everywhere, among churches and noble palaces that fascinate with unexpected scenographies, where the golden color of the stone soothes and leads to almost meditative paths, no one can leave Lecce without admiring Piazza Duomo at night. It must be done. You will understand why.
Founded in the Messapian era and known as Lupiae during Roman times, in the medieval era, the city's fate was tied to the Norman dynasty, but it was during Spanish rule that Lecce inaugurated its period of greatest splendor. Immersed in the lace of light stone and baroque churches, portals, and the ancient elegance of palaces, here where everything is harmonious, Baroque reaches its apotheosis in the splendid Basilica of Santa Croce which, together with the Convent of the Celestines, represents one of the major architectural complexes.
A city that tells of history, culture, traditions linked to ancient customs, and a simple and genuine cuisine, with typical dishes that will make you fall in love. Just 30 minutes from Brindisi Airport and a few kilometers south of the Itria Valley, Lecce is located almost midway between the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, reachable in just a few minutes.

Historical elegance and contemporary luxury in class A1

Dream of owning a piece of history in the heart of Salento? This is an opportunity to purchase a portion of the ancient Ducal Palace directly overlooking the main square of Sanarica. Crossing the threshold of this residence means stepping into a past era of elegance and nobility, with original floors that tell centuries of history and period architectural details, offering a unique and fascinating atmosphere. The garden occupying the ancient moat provides a relaxing atmosphere and hosts numerous fruit trees. Imagine looking out from the windows or the terrace to admire the lively life of the square, feeling like an integral part of the vibrant heart of Sanarica. The property offers the possibility to be customized and renovated according to personal tastes, preserving the historical charm and integrating it with modern comforts.

Sanarica welcomes you with its tranquil and authentic atmosphere, a village in the heart of Salento that jealously guards its traditions and identity. Walking through its narrow and silent streets, paved with typical local stone, you breathe an air of peace and history.
The houses, often adorned with flowered balconies and hidden inner courtyards, tell stories of daily life and an agricultural past still alive in the social fabric. The heart of the town beats around its mother church, an example of local sacred architecture that invites contemplation.
Sanarica is a place where time seems to flow more slowly, allowing you to appreciate the rhythms of nature and the genuineness of its inhabitants. The surrounding countryside, characterized by centuries-old olive groves and cultivated fields, offers glimpses of simple and rural beauty.
Here you can discover the authentic flavors of Salento cuisine, made of fresh and genuine ingredients, and participate in the festivals and fairs that enliven the summer evenings, keeping the ancient traditions of the area alive.
 It is an invitation to experience a more authentic and relaxed way of life, away from the more crowded tourist circuits.

Part of the Palazzo Ducale

In the heart of Grecìa Salentina, in Corigliano d’Otranto, stands this splendid property that blends Salento's architectural tradition with modern comfort. Nestled in a partially planted garden with ancient olive trees, the house features a gate leading directly to the residence, immediately providing a sense of welcome and serenity.
The entrance harmoniously disengages all areas. From here, you access three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom. Two bathrooms are equipped with showers, while one boasts a relaxing whirlpool tub, offering maximum comfort. The living area, widely evocative, is distinguished by exposed star-vaulted ceilings, adding charm and atmosphere to the entire environment. This large space is perfect for socializing and relaxation moments. Completing the living area, there is a separate kitchen, a storage room, a utility room, and a laundry room, all functional and well-distributed.
A particularly interesting feature of the living area is a waste pipe, allowing for the installation of a bar counter or a central island for a kitchen, making the space even more versatile. The magnificently exposed star-vaults further enhance the environment with a Lecce stone fireplace in a passage area that leads to a staircase going to the upper floor.
The first floor is dedicated to privacy, hosting a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and two terraces, perfect for enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the surrounding countryside.
Outside, the house is equipped with a complete bathroom designed for the use of outdoor spaces and the patio in anticipation of the construction of a swimming pool.
The property has been completely renovated and is in excellent condition. The systems are modern and well-maintained: alarm system with surveillance service, photovoltaic, artesian well, and Imhoff tank.
The surrounding land needs a makeover to further enhance the property and fully exploit its potential. With a well-maintained garden, the property could become a corner of paradise, immersed in the Salento nature.
This residence represents the ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat, without giving up proximity to the wonders of Grecìa Salentina and the Adriatic coasts.

Corigliano d’Otranto, an enchanting village 25 km from Lecce, is located in the Grecia Salentina, an area where Griko is spoken. With an ancient history dating back to prehistoric times, the town offers a fascinating setting, rich in megalithic remains and an urban layout influenced by Roman times. Corigliano has seen the rule of various feudal families, such as the De' Monti and the Trane, who transformed it into a noble residence.
The town is an architectural gem with palaces, churches, and historic alleys. It is renowned for the De' Monti Castle, a medieval fortress that has gradually adopted a Baroque style. Among the village's attractions are also the Arch of the Padlocks, the Church of San Nicola Vescovo, Palazzo Comi, and the Clock Tower, all testaments to the town's rich history. Corigliano is also famous for the Orange Flag of the Touring Club, which awards villages of excellence, thanks to its beauty and the promotion of sustainable tourism.
The city is also close to the sea, just 25 km from the beautiful beaches of the Adriatic, such as Otranto, Alimini, Torre dell’Orso, and Santa Cesarea Terme, and 41 km from the Ionian coast, with locations like Gallipoli and Porto Selvaggio.

Salentine Charm: Country Retreat with Star Vaults

In one of the most authentic villages of Salento, just a few kilometers from Otranto, we offer the opportunity to purchase a portion of a historic palace located on the first floor of a charming residence overlooking the main square.
The entrance of the building opens into a space that once hosted local dialect comedy performances.
With generous dimensions, this residence offers large, bright spaces with three comfortable bedrooms ideal for hosting family and friends ensuring both privacy and functionality.
Three balconies overlook the picturesque life of the square, offering charming views and the chance to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the village.
But the real highlight is the 300 sqm terrace!
Like a private oasis suspended between sky and earth, it’s perfect for al fresco dining, relaxing under the Salento sun, or unforgettable evenings with panoramic views.
From here, you can admire the beauty of the square below and be enchanted by the breathtaking view of the shimmering sea of Otranto, a blue horizon that will offer you unique emotions at every hour of the day.

Uggiano La Chiesa, nestled in the heart of Salento, is a hidden gem that enchants visitors with its authenticity and rich historical heritage.
This small village, just a few steps from the renowned Otranto, offers a unique travel experience, far from mass tourism.
Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of the village, strolling through its narrow streets and discovering picturesque corners, such as the Mother Church of Santa Maria Maddalena: an 18th-century masterpiece, with its imposing Baroque façade and interiors rich in sacred art.
Savor authentic Salento cuisine in the local trattorias, tasting traditional dishes and fine wines.
Explore the surrounding countryside, among centuries-old olive groves and vineyards perhaps by bike or on horseback to visit the many rock settlements and dolmens, remnants of ancient civilizations such as the Menhir of San Giovanni Malcantone (one of the tallest in the Terra d’Otranto), or the magnificent ancient rural churches, including the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, the Church of Santa Lucia, or the crypt of Sant’Elena.
Take part in patronal festivals and local fairs to experience the traditions and heartfelt hospitality of the local people.

Elegant period residence overlooking the main square of Uggiano La Chiesa

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

Just steps from the historic center of Sogliano Cavour, a villa with a modern and functional design awaits you, ready to welcome you with generous spaces.
Imagine crossing the threshold and discovering an environment designed for your well-being: the house features two kitchens, one on the ground floor and another in the basement, where there is also a splendid tavern with access to the garden, perfect for expressing your culinary creativity and ideal for hosting on different occasions, and three large bedrooms that promise peaceful sleep with well-finished bathrooms to ensure maximum comfort.
But it is outside where this property reveals its true magic.
A garden with fruit trees will offer you moments of relaxation in the shade and the joy of picking fresh seasonal produce. The covered veranda will become your favorite spot for outdoor lunches and pleasant evenings.
Climb onto the panoramic terrace and let yourself be enchanted by the view of the surrounding countryside, a real balm for the soul.
Practicality is not lacking thanks to the internal garage and external parking spaces that will offer you all the necessary space.
This villa is an opportunity for those who desire a spacious residence, surrounded by greenery yet close to all services. Do not miss your corner of paradise in the heart of Salento!

Sogliano Cavour, a small town in the inland region of Salento, is one of the towns in the Terra d'Otranto that still preserves Greek traditions and language. Ideally positioned between the two seas that embrace the Salento peninsula, this village of 4,000 inhabitants is very close to the beautiful Galatina, famous for its magnificent historic center, relaxed lifestyle, and the most famous "pasticciotti" in Salento. To the east, Corigliano d'Otranto, with the Castello de’ Monti, a marvel of Renaissance architecture, hosts artistic and cultural events. To the south, Cutrofiano, a small historic center, is the ceramic capital of Salento. The center of Sogliano Cavour is surrounded by a lush countryside where nature is continuously evolving, thanks to rich soil that retains rainwater. This area is home to numerous high-level establishments including spas, restaurants, and "Masserie" that have chosen this beautiful countryside to welcome guests from all over the world. From here, you can easily reach in less than 30 minutes the most picturesque beaches, bays, and coves of the peninsula like Santa Caterina, Santa Maria al Bagno, Gallipoli, Baia dei Turchi, and the Faraglioni of Sant'Andrea, to name a few. It's also 30 minutes from the baroque city of Lecce and 1 hour from Brindisi airport.

Modern  villa with large outdoor spaces

Step into the charm of a bygone era with this grand former industrial pasta factory, a true historical landmark dating back to 1891. Located in the heart of Martano, this extraordinary 3,450 sqm property complex holds centuries of history and offers unlimited redevelopment potential.

Originally a thriving mill, the structure evolved over time to house an artisanal pasta factory, a tobacco processing plant, an olive oil mill, and later a bakery testament to its versatility and key role in the local economy, employing hundreds of workers. Its walls have seen premium wheat pass through, sourced from the fertile lands of Bari, the renowned Gragnano, and lively Naples, ensuring excellence in production until its closure in 1957. On-site, a 92-meter-deep artesian well remains, once used to power steam-driven machinery.

Adjacent to the main building, a 374 sqm orchard adds a touch of greenery and offers valuable outdoor space likely once used as a service or cultivation area supporting production activities.

Imagine the endless possibilities this unique site can offer: 

The redevelopment into a luxury residential complex with lofts and industrial-style apartments; the creation of a cultural and artistic hub with exhibition areas, workshops and event spaces; the development of an exclusive hospitality venue such as a boutique hotel or historically inspired resort; the realization of a modern commercial or artisanal space, taking advantage of its size and strategic location; or even the restoration for productive use, bringing back an artisanal tradition in a setting full of character.

The spirit of this former pasta factory is still alive within its walls a legacy of labor and ingenuity just waiting to be rediscovered and brought back to life. Its rich and diverse history makes it a captivating investment, ideal for ambitious and visionary projects.

Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of Salento’s history and shape its future.

Martano, nestled in the heart of Salento, is an authentic village that enchants with its ancient history and vibrant present. Strolling through the narrow streets of the historic center, one breathes a magical atmosphere, among noble palaces that tell of centuries of splendor and the typical courtyard houses, guardians of tradition and conviviality.

The majestic Aragonese Castle, an imposing witness of the past, dominates the main square, inviting visitors to explore its halls rich in history and legend. The baroque churches, with their elaborate facades and lavish interiors, are treasure chests of art and spirituality.

But Martano is not only history and art. It is a living town, animated by a strong cultural identity and a deep connection to its roots. Here, the ancient Griko language of Greek origin is still spoken, a testament to a distant past that continues to live on in traditions and folk songs.

The calendar is filled with events and festivals celebrating the typical products of the land, such as extra virgin olive oil, olives, wheat, and wine, offering an authentic taste of Salento's flavors. The skilled hands of local artisans preserve ancient crafts, creating unique works that reflect the passion and creativity of this land.

Immersed in a landscape of centuries-old olive groves and gentle hills, Martano is the ideal gateway for exploring the wonders of Salento, from the crystal-clear beaches of the Adriatic coast to the picturesque villages of the hinterland.

Martano is a place where time seems to slow down, where the beauty of history blends with the vibrancy of the present, offering an authentic and unforgettable experience. It is an invitation to discover a lesser-known Salento, yet no less fascinating.

Former Industrial Pasta Factory: an opportunity for transformation and redevelopment

Hotel & Restaurant Le Muse presents a unique opportunity for those seeking to invest in an eco-friendly and welcoming hospitality facility, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of  Grecìa Salentina, this hotel offers an authentic and serene stay experience, surrounded by lush greenery.
The property enjoys a prime location, making it an excellent base for exploring the Salento. It is situated just 15 km from Otranto, Torre dell’Orso, and the Alimini Lakes’ beaches, and 20 km from the stunning city of Lecce. This 3-star hotel features 24 spacious and luminous rooms, thoughtfully designed to accommodate families of up to four members. Each room is equipped with a front and rear furnished terrace, a private bathroom with eco-friendly dispensers, independent air conditioning, a mini fridge, an LCD TV, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy excellent communal amenities, including a 15x5 meter swimming pool with a uniform depth of 1.30 meters, a whirlpool area, a dedicated children’s section, and a solarium equipped with loungers and umbrellas. The hotel also boasts an in-house restaurant with a capacity to host up to 300 guests, making it an ideal venue for banquets and events. For a more enchanting dining experience, the outdoor area provides the perfect setting for breakfasts and dinners surrounded by the peaceful embrace of nature. Additional highlights include a sprawling park, a children’s playground, and complimentary on-site parking for up to 50 vehicles. Le Muse is a shining example of sustainability: thanks to its solar thermal and photovoltaic systems, the hotel produces 100% of its energy and hot water in an environmentally friendly manner. This property represents a remarkable investment opportunity for those seeking profitability in the tourism industry, seamlessly blending genuine hospitality with a deep respect for nature.

Cultural center of Grecìa Salentina Carpignano Salentino is the perfect example of the slow province of Salento. It is 80 km from Brindisi airport, 25 from Lecce and 10 from Otranto and the crystal-clear beaches of Torre dell'Orso away.
Carpignano Salentino holds the oldest Byzantine frescoes in the Puglia region as well as crypts, shrines and mighty dovecote towers.
The Salento, an immense verdant plain surrounded by a clear, transparent sea and its wonderful hinterland, has sinuous shapes with slight hilly reliefs and countryside adorned with olive trees and red earth where farmers, faithful to their fields, still reap the fruits. In the gentle glide from rural to urban, one encounters the many small villages that are the custodians of an invaluable cultural heritage in which an intimate provincial atmosphere devoted to slow living remains, a unique way of life that offers the chance to regain possession of one's natural rhythms.
The beating heart of the Salento is the city of Lecce and its "Lecce Baroque" with dazzling decorations covering the facades of Churches and Palaces, and again Galatina, with the Basilica of St. Catherine of Alexandria and its priceless frescoes, Maglie in a strategic position for the middle and lower Salento and a hub for the most important marinas from Otranto to Castro, Tricase to Santa Maria di Leuca, de finibus terrae.
Salento has a highly valued food and wine heritage.
A culinary tradition suitable even for vegetarians and vegans because of the variety and richness of its products. Norman and Byzantine influences emerge in the sweets, rich in almonds, honey and cinnamon, ingredients that link culinary customs from the entire Mediterranean basin. The area is famous for its Negroamaro, Primitivo, Malvasia and Susumaniello grape varieties.

Le Muse Accommodation: Relax in Nature

Porta Napoli, sumptuous and elegant, is the first gateway to the historic center of Lecce coming from the north. This is precisely where the apartment for sale is located, just a minute's walk from Porta Napoli, on the second floor of a small building nestled among the typically elegant properties of this neighborhood.
Excellent location if you want to invest in an apartment ready to put into income and already well established. Completely renovated 4 years ago the air-conditioned, nicely and functionally furnished property consists of three bedrooms, each with private bathroom, a kitchen, a small terrace at the back with a laundry area and a balcony overlooking the main street. Then, going up to the large terrace on the third and top floor of the building, the view is extraordinary. This terrace is not for exclusive use, but is shared with the apartment located on the second floor. From here you can enjoy the panorama of the city and it seems to caress the stone of Porta Napoli, illuminated by the Salento sun. In the evening, under the stars or in the morning, in the early hours of the day, it will be fantastic to spend time on this terrace, receiving guests, sunbathing, perhaps sipping a good coffee from Lecce. 
The cathedral, the basilica of Santa Croce, all monuments and the most important places in the city are within easy walking distance, and the train station is just over a kilometer away.

Amid Baroque cathedrals, masserias, castles and towers on the unspoiledsea, Puglia is an ancient land, traversed by centuries of history and art thathaveleftunmistakablemarks. Here lies Lecce, in the deepest South, marked by slow rhythms, influenced by Magna Graecia and Byzantine rule, in the heart of Salento full of enchantingvillages and breathtakinglandscapes. Lecce, the "queen of baroque," is one of the mostenchanting cities in southernItaly. Strollingthrough the city'salleys, everythingisenveloped in a dazzling light thanks to the blue of the endless sky and the golden color of the Pietra Leccese, whohas made itpossible to write the history of Baroque. 
Here where art is everywhere, amongchurches and aristocraticpalacesthat fascinate with unexpectedscenery, where the color of the stonesoothes and leadsintoalmost meditative paths, no one can leave Lecce withoutadmiring Piazza Duomo at night. It just has to be done. Youwillunderstandwhy.
Of Messapianfoundation in Roman timesitwas called Lupiae. In the Middle Ages, the city's fate istied to the Norman dynasty, butitwasduring Spanish rule that Lecce ushered in itsheyday. Steeped in pale stonelacework and Baroque churches, herewhereeverythingisharmonious, Baroque reachesitsapotheosis in the splendid Basilica of Santa Croce, which, together with the Convent of the Celestines, represents one of the greatest architecturalcomplexes. 
A city thattells of history, culture, traditionslinked to ancient customs and a simple and genuine cuisine with typicaldishes to fall in love with. Only 30 minutes from Brindisi airport and a fewkilometerssouth of the Itria Valley, Lecce isalmosthalfwaybetween the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, which can be reached in a few minutes.

Ideal investment in front of Porta Napoli

A comfortable home with generous spaces, authentic and central to the historic and urban context of the town of Torre Santa Susanna in the province of Brindisi. 
Completely renovated and ready to be lived in all its splendor, in a fresh, authentic and versatile twentieth-century style. 
The Palazzo consists of a spacious entrance hall, from which one side leads to the large living area with dining room and living room with fireplace and overlooking the garden. The other side, on the other hand, leads to the bright and spacious study that overlooks the street from an elevated position and prepares access with stairs to the sleeping area on the second floor. 
The entrance also leads to the kitchen through another dining room with fireplace, which overlooks with large windows the garden, cleverly decorated with plants and stones, which can be accessed with external stairs directly from the kitchen. Also from the kitchen, one continues to the fully stocked laundry area, which is also useful as a storage room. 
The garden is further enhanced by a cooking area with a wood-burning oven and BBQ top, connected with electricity and water, large enough to be experienced as an additional reception area for hosting evenings and dinners with many guests. 
From here, as from the building's garage, there is access to the tavern, which is set up with a large kitchen and fireplace, a study and a service bathroom. Multifunctional space but rightly created to experience indoor and outdoor spaces in complete harmony. 
The sleeping area on the second floor has the same overlooking both street and garden, reflecting the same cubages as the living area, and features a large balcony on the garden side, as well as 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms with bathtubs. 
From the top floor there is access to an open room useful as storage, but also to the Palace's large terrace from where one can see the city's churches and castle. 
From the technical point of view, the property includes the indoor garage for about two vehicles, a system with split air conditioning in each room and radiators on the floors. New plumbing recently renovated. 
With its elevated entrance on the road, exiting the property you find yourself within walking distance of the historic center.

The municipality of Torre Santa Susanna is located in the center of the Salento peninsula, equidistant from the Ionian and Adriatic coasts. Such a central location makes the place an important crossroads that allows one to reach various places of interest in the Puglia region. 
Currently, more than 10 thousand inhabitants are counted in Torre Santa Susanna even though the place does not stop maintaining a level of tourist attraction throughout the year also due to the growing number of investments in both cultural and urban planning.
This historic center is alive all year round and with its privileged location is at the center of an area that allows to reach in a few minutes by car the cities of Mesagne, Oria, Francavilla Fontana and Manduria. All cities rich in services and cultural and historical attractions. In addition to the sea of Torre Lapillo and Porto Cesareo, which can be reached with only a 30-minute drive, the town of Torre Santa Susanna is an ideal place to enjoy great days at the beach until sunset.

Historical Building with garden in Salento

This charming property dating back to the late 1800s is located on a 16,000 m² plot of land on the edge of Campi Salentina. The building is a classicist-style farmhouse, characterized by clean and elegant lines. The restoration project, already approved and funded, was designed to preserve the authenticity of the structure, respecting the original shapes and colors of the walls and fixtures.
The property consists of two separate buildings. The main building is intended to become a B&B and provides four rooms with private bathrooms and independent entrances, as well as a common room and kitchen, ideal for providing guests with a cozy environment. The second building, slightly detached from the main building, is designed as a private home and includes an entrance hall, living room, open-plan kitchen, bathroom and a bedroom, perfect for owners or a manager.
The interior of the structure features a traditional floor plan with two rows of five rooms, all
covered by vaulted ceilings, a typical architectural element of Salento, which gives elegance and timeless charm.
Outside, the project includes a natural swimming pool, perfectly integrated into the
surrounding landscape. The vast grounds offer space for olive trees, a Mediterranean garden or other areas dedicated for outdoor relaxation.
Thanks to its privileged location, a short walk from the town center but immersed in the tranquility of the countryside, this property combines history and modernity, representing an ideal opportunity for those who want to start a B&B or fully experience the authentic beauty of Salento.

Campi Salentina is a small village in the heart of Salento, known for its authentic atmosphere, historic charm and peaceful pace of life. It is located about 15 km northwest of Lecce and only 20 km from the coasts of the Adriatic Sea, where long sandy beaches and crystal clear waters characterize the landscape. The airport of Brindisi is about 30 minutes away by car, making the town easily accessible from the rest of Europe.
The historic center of Campi Salentina retains the charm of the past, with its narrow streets, period buildings and churches that bear witness to a past rich in history. Life still flows calmly here: you meet in the main square for a coffee, visit local markets to buy fresh products, and the daily routine is marked by a strong sense of community.
The town is surrounded by fields and vineyards, where the famous Negroamaro grapes grow, a symbol of the enology in Salento. The Mediterranean climate offers long, sunny summers and mild winters, perfect for those who want to live outdoors all year round.
Living in Campi Salentina means enjoying the tranquility of the Apulian countryside, with the possibility to accommodate travelers in search of the true essence of Salento, including history, food and wine traditions and natural beauty.

Historic property, “Cupa” to be restored in Campi Salentina

If you are looking for the perfect place to realize your real estate project, this building plot located in Lecce is the perfect choice!
Located in a strategic area, just minutes from the city center, with easy access to all essential services such as schools, supermarkets and public transportation.
Surrounded by a quiet and verdant setting, ideal for families and professionals seeking serenity without sacrificing convenience.
Building Potential: Possibility to build about 240 m² , with ample possibilities for customization.

Tra cattedrali barocche, masserie, castelli, torri sul mare incontaminato, la Puglia è una terra antichissima, attraversata da secoli di storia e di arteche hanno lasciato segni inconfondibili. E’ qui che si trova Lecce, nel Sud più profondo e rurale, scandito da ritmi lenti, influenzato dalla Magna Grecia e dal dominio bizantino, nel cuore del Salento ricco di borghi d’incanto e paesaggi mozzafiato. Lecce, la “regina del barocco” è una città ammaliante, una delle più incantevoli del Sud Italia. Passeggiando per i vicoli della città di Lecce tutto è avvolto da una luce smagliante grazie al blu del cielo infinito e al colore dorato della Pietra Leccese che per la sua plasmabilità ha permesso di scrivere la storia del Barocco.
Qui dove l’arte è ovunque, fra chiese e palazzi nobiliari che affascinano per le inattese scenografie, dove il colore dorato della pietra rasserena e conduce in percorsi quasi meditativi, nessuno può lasciare Lecce senza ammirare piazza Duomo di notte. Va fatto e basta. Capirete perché.
Di fondazione messapica in età romana viene chiamata Lupiae. In età medievale, il destino della città è legato alla dinastia normanna ma è durante il dominio spagnolo che Lecce inaugura il periodo di maggior splendore. Immersa nei merletti di pietra chiara e le chiese barocche, i portali e l’eleganza antica dei palazzi, qui dove tutto è armonioso, il Barocco raggiunge l’apoteosi nella splendida Basilica di Santa Croce che, insieme al Convento dei Celestini, rappresenta uno dei maggiori complessi architettonici.
Una città che racconta storia, cultura, tradizioni legate alle antiche usanze e una cucina semplice e genuina, con piatti tipici da far innamorare. A solo 30 minuti dall’aeroporto di Brindisi e pochi chilometri a sud della Valle d’Itria, Lecce si colloca quasi a metà strada fra il mar Adriatico e il Mar Ionio, raggiungibili in pochi minuti.

Build your Dream: land plot in an oasis of peace in Lecce!

Prestigious residential complex located in the heart of Maglie, one of the most desirable locations in Salento. The property includes multiple units, perfect for families, investors or as a solution for those looking for a versatile and valuable property. Each apartment features bright spaces, modern finishes and a functional layout that ensures maximum comfort. In addition, the complex has large terraces, private garden and exclusive parking spaces.

The location is strategic, within walking distance of the city center, with all major services, schools and transportation within easy reach. The surrounding area is quiet, but at the same time close to the main roads, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Salento, without sacrificing the convenience of urban life.

Excellent investment or purchase opportunity for those who want to live in an exclusive residential context.

Maglie is the beating heart and thus one of the most important towns of the Salento peninsula, centrally located between the capital Lecce and the southernmost point of Salento, Santa Maria di Leuca. Its proximity to Otranto then, reachable in about 15 minutes, makes the town the perfect destination.
A town of factories, cabinetmakers and carvers, Maglie's importance as a Salento industrial hub is as evident now as it was in the past. In fact, Maglie presents a multitude of artisan workshops and stores in which to get lost and learn about the culture of the lower Salento. Precisely in honor of the area's food and wine and artisan culture, the Mercatino del gusto (Taste Market) takes place in Maglie every year, an event that attracts thousands of visitors.
The town features numerous churches and historical monuments made of the famous Lecce Baroque stone, attracting visitors from all over the world and thus building a cultural center for intellectual activities. Already in the past it was one of the richest cities in the peninsula, as is evident thanks also to the beauty of the historic palaces belonging to ancient noble families, with courtyards, gardens and frescoed reception rooms.
Important monuments of the architectural heritage include, among others, the Cathedral of Maglie with its magnificent bell tower, Villa Tamborrino immersed in a fairy-tale park, Palazzo Arabesco Aprile and Palazzo Capece, now home to one of the most renowned high schools in the province.
Thanks to prehistoric finds, it is certain that Maglie has been inhabited since the Iron Age, while especially the Capece family played an important role in the last years of Maglie's history.

"Mediterraneo" Palace

In the historic center of Lecce, in one of the best locations for access and convenience and only a 4-minute walk from the beautiful Piazza del Duomo, the property, cosy and  very well-kept, has two terraces and two indipendent entrances. On the ground floor, a living room with vaulted ceilings that continues into a small dining room and then into the modern and functional kitchen, which overlooks the light well. The living area continues into a second living room with vaulted ceilings, fireplace and utility room, with a further private access from the street. A bathroom near the large living room and a second bathroom near the light well as well as a large room used as a laundry room. Immediately striking are all the well-preserved architectural elements and the care and attention to every detail. A third entrance provides additional light to the rooms on the ground floor. Stairs lead to the second floor with a large room with a balcony, now used as a studio, a bedroom and a bathroom. We continue going up to the mezzanine. Delightful, well furnished, welcoming. Here, further on, a living area that overlooks the first well-exposed terrace where you can drink a good coffee in the morning, in the silence of an open but sheltered space. A few more steps to reach the large terrace, about 30 square meters, overlooking the city, which bewitches with its homogeneous colors and blue sky. Special highlight are the amenities such as home automation for turning on lights and heating, a security system with video verification and the  high-speed Fiber-optics internet (Up to 2.5G of speed)  in all rooms. An underground cellar completes the property.

Amid Baroque cathedrals, masserias, castles and towers on the unspoiled sea, Puglia is an ancient land, traversed by centuries of history and art that have left unmistakable marks. Here lies Lecce, in the deepest South, marked by slow rhythms, influenced by Magna Graecia and Byzantine rule, in the heart of Salento full of enchanting villages and breathtaking landscapes. Lecce, the "queen of baroque," is one of the most enchanting cities in southern Italy. Strolling through the city's alleys, everything is enveloped in a dazzling light thanks to the blue of the endless sky and the golden color of the Pietra Leccese, who has made it possible to write the history of Baroque. 
Here where art is everywhere, among churches and aristocratic palaces that fascinate with unexpected scenery, where the color of the stone soothes and leads into almost meditative paths, no one can leave Lecce without admiring Piazza Duomo at night. It just has to be done. You will understand why.
Of Messapian foundation in Roman times it was called Lupiae. In the Middle Ages, the city's fate is tied to the Norman dynasty, but it was during Spanish rule that Lecce ushered in its heyday. Steeped in pale stone lacework and Baroque churches, here where everything is harmonious, Baroque reaches its apotheosis in the splendid Basilica of Santa Croce, which, together with the Convent of the Celestines, represents one of the greatest architectural complexes. 
A city that tells of history, culture, traditions linked to ancient customs and a simple and genuine cuisine with typical dishes to fall in love with. Only 30 minutes from Brindisi airport and a few kilometers south of the Itria Valley, Lecce is almost halfway between the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, which can be reached in a few minutes.

Furnished stately building  with terraces and domotics.

In the heart of the charming historic centre of Corigliano d'Otranto, a few steps from the majestic Castello de' Monti, stands a classic residence that combines historic charm with investment opportunities. Currently home to the well-established business Olo Kalò, this residence represents a unique opportunity for those who wish to combine the comfort of an exclusive residence with the potential of a tourist accommodation facility.
The property is developed on two levels, with ample space and a layout that allows for different usage solutions. On the ground floor, a typical trattoria with three charming rooms with vaulted ceilings, cosy and full of character, flanked by a fully equipped kitchen. During the summer season, the outdoor garden becomes an intimate and refined corner, surrounded by laurel hedges and flowers, where guests can enjoy dinners under the stars, in an exclusive atmosphere.
On the first floor, the sleeping area consists of three bedrooms, each with en suite bathroom, independent heating and air conditioning. The entire upper floor also offers the possibility of redistributing it to create an independent flat, with living area, kitchen, and two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, also ideal as a private residence.
In addition, a large terrace with a panoramic view of Castello de' Monti offers unquestionable added value, creating a perfect setting for moments of relaxation and contemplation.
Thanks to its strategic location and its well-established presence in the Salento tourist and gastronomic scene, this residence represents a solid investment opportunity. The constant flow of visitors and the possibility of further expanding the business make this property perfect for those who wish to continue the existing activity or for those who dream of transforming it into a private residence in the heart of Salento.

Corigliano d'Otranto, a charming village 25 km from Lecce, is located in Grecia Salentina, an area where Griko is spoken. With an ancient history dating back to prehistoric times, the village offers a fascinating setting, rich in megalithic remains and an urbanism influenced by the Romans. Corigliano has seen the rule of several feudal families, such as the De' Monti and the Trane, who transformed it into a noble residence.
The town is an architectural jewel with palaces, churches and historical alleys. It is famous for the De' Monti Castle, a medieval fortification that, over time, took on a Baroque style. Among the village's attractions are the Arco dei Lucchetti, the Church of San Nicola Vescovo, Palazzo Comi and the Clock Tower, all testimonies to the village's rich history. Corigliano is also famous for the Touring Club's Orange Flag, which rewards villages of excellence, thanks to its beauty and promotion of sustainable tourism.
The town is also close to the sea, only 25 km from the beautiful beaches of the Adriatic, such as Otranto, Alimini, Torre dell'Orso and Santa Cesarea Terme, and 41 km from the Ionian coast, with locations such as Gallipoli and Porto Selvaggio.

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