Lecce, Apulia
Palazzo Falco
Price
€980,000
Palazzo Falco
Description
Object type
Detached house
Rooms
18
Bathrooms
4
Number of Floors
3
Garages
1
Parking spaces
3
Total surface
~595 m²
Terrace surface
~300 m²
Flooring
Concrete, Stone, Tiles
Building Restrictions
Front of Building Monument
Construction year
1600
Energy certificate available
In progress
Type of heating
Radiator
Energy source
Decentral heating, District heating, Gas heating
Location: Lecce, Apulia
Among Baroque cathedrals, masserie, castles, and towers overlooking an unspoiled sea, Apulia is an ancient land, crossed by centuries of history and art that have left unmistakable traces. This is where Lecce lies, in the deepest, most rural South, marked by slow rhythms, shaped by Magna Graecia and Byzantine rule, in the heart of Salento, rich in enchanting villages and breathtaking landscapes. Lecce, the “queen of the Baroque,” is a captivating city, one of the most charming in Southern Italy. Walking through the alleys of the city of Lecce, everything is bathed in dazzling light thanks to the deep blue of the endless sky and the golden color of Lecce stone, whose malleability made it possible to write the history of the Baroque. Here, where art is everywhere, amid churches and noble palaces that fascinate with their unexpected stage-like settings, where the stone’s golden hue soothes and leads along almost meditative paths, no one can leave Lecce without admiring Piazza del Duomo at night. It must be done, no question. You’ll understand why. Founded by the Messapians, in Roman times it was called Lupiae. In the Middle Ages, the city’s fate was tied to the Norman dynasty, but it was under Spanish rule that Lecce began its period of greatest splendor. Set amid lacework of pale stone and Baroque churches, portals, and the ancient elegance of its palaces—here, where everything is harmonious—the Baroque reaches its apotheosis in the splendid Basilica of Santa Croce which, together with the Convent of the Celestines, is one of the major architectural complexes. A city that tells of history, culture, traditions linked to ancient customs, and a simple, genuine cuisine, with typical dishes to fall in love with. Just 30 minutes from Brindisi Airport and a few kilometers south of the Itria Valley, Lecce sits almost halfway between the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, both reachable in just a few minutes.
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