19th-century small palace with terrace and courtyard

At the entrance to a small lane leading to the Mother Church of Casarano, we enter through the wooden gate that opens onto an open courtyard.

On the raised ground floor there are four large rooms with star and barrel vaulted ceilings, period cement tiles and mosaics in perfect condition.

Three of these rooms overlook the courtyard, allowing the spaces to be separated and making them independent from one another.

The ground-floor apartment also has another rear entrance from a dead-end street surrounded by gardens.

From the stone staircase in the courtyard, we access, via the terrace, the first-floor dwelling.

Here, particularly striking is the original stone frame that surrounds the door of the upper-floor apartment.

The floor consists of two large rooms, each with an original fireplace, very high ceilings, and stone floors.

From the second room, the balcony opens onto a unique view of the church and the surrounding gardens.

In addition, the upper part is served by a staircase leading to another entrance, completely separate and opening onto the rear of the building; this offers the possibility of creating two separate dwellings or of connecting the two floors via the internal staircase.

In the basement of the building, with access both from the courtyard and from the street, a stone cellar with a fireplace completes this historic home.

This property is a unique opportunity for a charming conservation restoration as a private home, small hospitality facility, or commercial use, as the historic features have been preserved without restoration work over the years.