Masseria Il Colombaio: A Charming Refuge in the Heart of Salento
- 15 Rooms
- 5 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- ~461 m² Total surface
- ~3,999 m² Plot surface
Carpignano Salentino, Apulia
Masseria Il Colombaio: A Charming Refuge in the Heart of Salento
Price
€590,000
Object type
Villa
Condition
Top
Rooms
15
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4
Parking spaces
5
Total surface
~461 m²
Plot surface
~3,999 m²
Garden surface
~3,999 m²
Flooring
Stone, Tiles
Construction year
1900
Energy efficiency class
E
Energy certificate available
Yes
Energy certificate type
Consumption certificate
Type of heating
Radiator
Energy source
Central heating, Gas heating
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.
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